Ahmedabad: Audio recordings are used to teach blind students either Braille script books, but Gujarat University, the largest and oldest university in Gujarat, has installed a software, the name of the software is Kibo Software. With the help of this keybo software, any book can be scanned and read in 10 different languages and translated into 100 languages. This software will greatly benefit blind students in studies.

Blind students will now be able to scan the book and listen to it and study. The Kibo software i.e. 'Knovaldwig in Box Software' is placed in the Library of Gujarat University. Another special feature of this software is that the software was created not by a foreign company or a foreign student, but by Bonnie Dave, who obtained an engineering degree from Nirma University in Ahmedabad. Get the unit of with a hardware including this software at a price of just 30 thousand.

This software can be used to run the computer or mobile. The software can be read and heard in Gujarati, English, Hindi, Marathi, Punjabi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam language. The Keybo software can read the book in 10 languages and translate the book into 100 languages.

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