Researchers in China have unveiled the prototype of an AI-powered wearable device system that helps blind and visually impaired individuals navigate their surroundings without human assistance.

Wade Roe, a 6-year-old from Clyde, was one of seven children who received sight assistive equipment from Sight Savers America ...

Vision assistive technologies may include low and high tech devices that can make everyday ... screen readers, and visual magnifiers, may help people with low vision and blindness.

Seven children and adults with visual impairments are experiencing the world in a new way thanks to Sight Savers.

Key Takeaways Top phones in 2025 offer advanced accessibility features like screen readers, voice control, and AI-powered assistance.Devices like iPhone 15 Pro ...

Using a laptop-sized device that has the outline of the basketball court, visually impaired users feel vibrations that indicate ball movement. An earpiece gives updates on the score, as well as ...

However, children who are blind or visually impaired are frequently left on the sidelines during these events, or struggle to enjoy the activity as much as their sighted counterparts. A child ...

“So I worked to develop this device that uses LIDAR sensors to topographically map an area, and then ERM motors to send a vibration signal to somebody who is visually impaired and essentially ...