Envision's New Smart Glasses for Blind People Arrives! Here's How It Can Help Them See

Envision's new smart glasses for the blind arrive. For the past few years, various tech firms have created different technologies to help visually impaired individuals.

Just like the recent blind-assisting techs, the new smart glasses of Envision also rely on artificial intelligence.

But, this new AI-based wearable doesn't make blind people see the objects in front of them. Instead, it allows them to detect the things around them through sound.
Now, here's how Envision's new smart glasses work.

Envision's New Smart Glasses for Blind People Arrives!

According to BGR's latest report, the new smart glasses of Envision have a small built-in speaker that can alert blind or visually impaired individuals.

Using its small camera, which is located on the wearable's side, it can scan things and people surrounding the user. After successfully scanning the objects around you, it will use its speaker to notify you.

Aside from informing you if you are going to hit an object, the new Envision smart glasses also allow blind individuals to contact their friends and family members via video calls.

Thanks to this, your loved ones can also assist you if you are out in public alone.

"Envision Glasses brings our award-wining software to smartglasses, enabling an unprecedented experience of hands-free and unobtrusive experience of accessing the visual world," said the tech firm via its official website.

Other Details of Envision's New Smart Glasses

For those interested in purchasing the new wearable assistive device, you can click this link. Once you are there, you can either order the product or request a free demo first.

When it comes to pricing, this new AI-based wearable costs around $3,400. It offers various features, such as object recognition, light detection, batch scan, color recognition, and more.

In 2021, the new Ray-Ban smart glasses were allegedly being developed by Facebook as its next big tech.

Meanwhile, Mark Zuckerberg previously talked about smart glasses as teleportation devices.

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Written by: Griffin Davis