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Solos is equipping its smart glasses with an AI for the blind and low-vision community

Solos is teaming up with Envision, a company that makes assistive technology for the blind and low-vision community, to add an AI called Ally to its AirGo smart glasses platform. This chatbot was ...
The Verge

These smart glasses use AI to help low-vision users

The Ally Solos Glasses use cameras and Envision’s AI to describe the world around you. The Ally Solos Glasses use cameras and Envision’s AI to describe the world around you. is a news writer focused ...
ZDNet

Your Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses just got two significant upgrades for free - what they do

Meta Ray-Bans already provide plenty of utility for people with low vision, but the glasses are about to get even better. Also: I've tested the Meta Ray-Bans for months, and these 5 features still ...
The Verge

How the low-vision community embraced AI smart glasses

On the Vergecast: A deep dive with a visually impaired Ray-Ban Meta glasses user and the CEO of Be My Eyes. On the Vergecast: A deep dive with a visually impaired Ray-Ban Meta glasses user and the CEO ...
Business Insider

Envision glasses use ChatGPT and Google Glass to help blind and low vision

An curved arrow pointing right. Envision Glasses are AI-powered smartglasses that help people who are blind or have low vision live more independently. This assistive wearable technology uses ChatGPT ...
Newsweek

New AI Glasses Can Now Translate the World for Blind People

Tech developers have introduced a pair of new AI-powered smart glasses to try to help the blind and other visually impaired people navigate the world. Dutch startup Envision, who in 2020 partnered ...