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 ...

From smart glasses with an integrated camera for reading, to apps that offer more independence and freedom, what's some of the best new technology for people who are blind or visually impaired?

but thanks to smart glasses, this is now becoming reality. Exact numbers are hard to come by but according to the US National Federation of the Blind, over 7 million Americans are blind or ...

Languages: English, Spanish Researchers have developed a smart glasses system that can help blind people or individuals with poor vision to recognize and reach objects in their environment.

Envision, a leading developer of smart glasses that can help blind people read and identify objects, has now incorporated a game-changing voice-activated sight assistant into its glasses powered ...

For Felix, who came to my office to demonstrate eSight 3 smart glasses, this means she has a large, totally blind spot in the middle of her vision, no depth perception, an inability to discern ...

That’s why one startup’s CES pitch this year promising a pair of prototype smart glasses that could grant “sight for blind people” caught me off guard. Determined to see if it could really ...

Envision Technologies BV’s latest artificial intelligence (AI)-powered smart glasses for the blind and visually impaired are designed to help with reading, scanning faces and navigating everyday tasks ...

offering some sight to the legally blind. Australian neurologist Steph­en Hicks has led a project at Oxford University designing “smart” glasses, which are being trialled in public for the ...

British-designed "smart glasses" that provide a new ... to transform the lives of thousands of registered blind people in the UK. The glasses are being trialled by 30 visually impaired volunteers ...

The company was there showing off its prototype smart glasses, known as SolidddVision ... “giving sight to the blind.” As a kid, it’s poor vision that affects our son’s daily life most.