Google's Guided Vision has launched in the United States to help people read tiny text and fine print.

It is available on compatible Android phones and works inside Gemini Live.

Users point the camera at an object and get live descriptions, including real-time text recognition on small labels.

The software speaks live audio feedback to the user through Gemini Live.

The article says the feature is built for blind and low-vision users who struggle with unreadable labels.

It contrasts the tool with screen readers that fail on physical objects and changing surroundings.

The rollout is underway on supported Android hardware, with further device support planned.

Read the full article on Google's Guided Vision feature in Gemini Live.