AIVision take real-time photos to identify environmental obstacles and transmit the information to AIBridge for guidance.
AIVision take photos of text and images upon the blind person's command and extract the text for audio reading.
The glasses support customizable voice tones to communicate with the blind user, helping to alleviate loneliness.
The first core innovation is the self-developed hardware devices. The second is the interoperability of AIVision and AIBridge. The third one is the enhancement of the AI multimodal interaction algorithm’s adaptability for the visually impaired.
LEARN MORESelf-developed circuit board integrates a 5-megapixel wide-angle camera and a high-precision attitude sensor. AIVision was equipped with the latest power management chip from Texas Instruments
AIVision connects to AIBridge via Bluetooth, transmitting action instructions derived from large language model inference to the momentum wheel control system built into AIBridge. This triggers the AIBridge to guide the blind person in real time, just like a guide dog.
By optimizing the Automatic Speech Recognition model and building a dedicated terminology library covering all scenarios for the blind, VisionBridge has significantly improved the accuracy of understanding the context of blind users.
Guided by Technology for Good, Visionbridge empowers more visually impaired people.
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