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Envision Glasses are wearable assistive glasses for blind and low-vision users. They use computer vision and audio guidance to read text, identify objects, describe scenes, recognize people, and support everyday navigation.
💡 Pick it for dedicated text and face recognition without relying on a smartphone.
OrCam MyEye is a wearable device that reads text, recognizes faces, identifies products, and more for visually impaired users.
Starting at $3,500
Meta
💡 Pick it for a lower-cost, mainstream smart-glasses platform with growing AI accessibility features.
Ray-Ban Meta are consumer smart glasses with a camera, microphones, speakers, and Meta AI. They can read text, answer questions about surroundings,...
From $299
💡 Pick it if you want a free phone app covering many everyday reading and recognition tasks.
Seeing AI is a free app that narrates the world around you, designed for the visually impaired.
💡 Pick it for free human or AI visual help when automated glasses cannot interpret a situation reliably.
Be My Eyes is a free mobile app that connects blind and visually impaired individuals with sighted volunteers for visual assistance through...
💡 Pick it if you use Android and want free text and image assistance instead of dedicated hardware.
Google Lookout is an Android accessibility app that uses the phone camera to read text, scan documents, identify objects, and describe images....
💡 Pick it when trained human agents are more valuable than automated recognition for complex real-world situations.
AIRA is a comprehensive software solution for managing and automating business processes.
Starting at $99/month
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