[NFBC-SFV] Chapter meeting

[Keith Caballa]

I will be attending by Zoom. 
Sent from my new computer with Fusion.

Keith J Caballa 

-----Original Message-----
From: NFBC-SFV <nfbc-sfv-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of Tiffany Johnson via NFBC-SFV
Sent: Monday, June 5, 2023 1:40 PM
To: keith caballa <kjcaballa1971 at gmail.com>
Cc: Tiffany Johnson <tiffanyjohnson1986 at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [NFBC-SFV] Chapter meeting

I will be there in person. If no one volunteers to lead the pledge, I will be happy to do it. Robin is going to come with me.

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> On Jun 5, 2023, at 8:05 AM, Robert Stigile via NFBC-SFV <nfbc-sfv at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hello All,
> I am writing to let you know, that Saturday June 10th is our next Chapter meeting.
> Please let me know by Friday afternoon, if you will be attending in person so I know how many chairs to have set up as well as for refreshments.
> I am always appreciative of someone volunteering to bring refreshments as well as to lead the pledges.
> If you are attending in person, the address to our home is 19831 Friar Street in Woodland Hills, 91367 and the cross street is Corbin.
> If you wish to stay for lunch please schedule your access trips no later then 4 pm.
> We will be having a Guest speaker, so if you have questions the meeting could go a little later then noon.
> for those of you attending on Zoom, I will open the room about 9:45 am and the meeting will begin at 10 am.
> I am pasting the information about our speaker below, and I will send out the zoom information on Friday.
> If you have any questions, feel free to contact me by phone, text or e-mail.
> Sincerely,
> Robert Stigile, Second Vice-president
> National Federation of the Blind of California President San Fernando 
> Valley Chapter Treasurer California Association of Guide Dog Users
> 818-381-9568
> 
> Presentation Title:* Learn about OKO — the revolutionary new 
> pedestrian crossing app ininPresentation Abstract:* AYES Inc. is 
> developing an AI service to assist blind and visually impaired to 
> explore cities effortlessly. They have developed a mobile application, 
> called OKO, that assists blind and visually impaired people to receive 
> the status of the pedestrian traffic light and helps you with not 
> veering off when crossing the street. OKO doesn't require any 
> additional infrastructure to be installed so every traffic light 
> becomes accessible. OKO helps you cross the street with more ease and 
> confidence.
> ininPresenter Bio:* Willem is one of the founders of AYES and holds a 
> Master degree in Computer Science. Two years ago a blind family friend 
> Kenny told Willem about his challenges while navigating outdoors. It's 
> at that point he and his co-founders decided to build a solution for 
> him and the 300M blind and visually impaired people.
> 
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