The phrase "a reading machine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device or system designed for reading text, such as an e-reader or a software application that processes written content.
Example: "The new e-reader is not just a simple device; it's a reading machine that can store thousands of books and provide a seamless reading experience."
Alternatives: "a text reader" or "a reading device".
A more recent step was getting a reading machine.
When an RFID chip is "interrogated" by a reading machine operating at the right radio frequency, its antenna picks up a small amount of energy from the signal.
When a tag is "interrogated" by a reading machine operating at the right radio frequency, the antenna picks up a small amount of electromagnetic energy that it uses to power the chip.
For example, when I was developing a reading machine for the blind in the 1970s, I recruited blind scientists and engineers from the National Federation of the Blind, and when working on music synthesis in the 1980s, I required that all of the engineers be musicians.
They were fathers and mothers of invention, and their children were diverse as ingenuity itself: a kidney dialysis machine, fiber optic cable, a hepatitis vaccine, miniature microphones, a reading machine, the birth control pill, high-resolution radar and a fabric protector.
Of course, music was the most obvious use for the phonograph (Katz 56 79), but while the phonograph's role as a music machine has been thoroughly documented, little attention has been given to its use as a reading machine.
He arranged a demonstration of a pocket reading machine for the blind that he plans to roll out in January.
"A simple reading machine which I can carry or move around, attach to any old electric light plug and read hundred-thousand-word novels in 10 minutes if I want to, and I want to".
The All-New model, for this nanosecond in marketing time, offers the best combination of size, shape, battery life and features on the market; it's a superb reading machine.
Pioneers into speech perception research aimed initially to develop an automated reading machine for the blind that worked by replacing individual letters with specific sounds.
Recently she purchased a pocket-size reading machine that takes photographs of text and then reads the words aloud, and she said she thought of vision like that, as "just another piece of technology".
