One of the primary assumptions in the world of VR and augmented reality is that the user has the ability to “see” virtual objects and the real world structures around them. But what if the user doesn’t have perfect eyesight, or any eyesight at all? A new project from Google could eventually pave the way for the blind to participate more actively in the growing virtual worlds of AR. • Don’t Miss: Snap’s Acquisition of 3D Mapping Startup Signals Move to Build AR Cloud Google’s new Project Guideline gives blind runners the ability to detect the lines on a running track using image recognition… more