Really cool when we can find these bits of documentation of the eureka! I still want to see one! I briefly saw one in around 1993, but couldn't understand a word of what it was saying!

I had no idea you could get a colour identifier for it.

@KaraLG84 I briefly encountered a disk for it once (while borrowing a machine at what was then the Association for the Blind), but I'd certainly never heard the colour identifier in action

@KaraLG84 They also made a stand-alone talking colour sensor and a talking compass, both of which I briefly played with at technology expos. robotron.net.au/archived.htm

@KaraLG84 I had their talking compass. At least I'm pretty sure it was that one. It had an English/Spanish switch on it, and took one type N battery, I think.

@BorrisInABox @KaraLG84 Yep, sounds about right: webarchive.nla.gov.au/awa/2003…