The Navigation Blind Sunglasses Help Guide the Handicap
Meghan Young — June 19, 2012 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
While many visually impaired individuals wear sunglasses to hide their handicap from the world, the Navigation Blind Sunglasses isn't the typical type of eyewear they would normally opt for. It is a hi-tech pair of glasses that have been conceived to help them rather than hide them. It comes attached with an earpiece that provides auditory feedback in such a way that it provides guidance for the wearer.
Designed by Xu Guang-suo, the Navigation Blind Sunglasses also allows the wearer to conversate with the device itself in addition to receiving real-time feedback via a strategically placed mic. Equipped with sensors, the Navigation Blind Sunglasses maps out its surroundings to accurately guide the wearer around obstacles easily and conveniently. It is sleek and stylish to boot.
Designed by Xu Guang-suo, the Navigation Blind Sunglasses also allows the wearer to conversate with the device itself in addition to receiving real-time feedback via a strategically placed mic. Equipped with sensors, the Navigation Blind Sunglasses maps out its surroundings to accurately guide the wearer around obstacles easily and conveniently. It is sleek and stylish to boot.
Trend Themes
1. Assistive Technology - Developing advanced wearable technology that assists visually impaired individuals in navigation and communication.
2. Smart Eyewear - Incorporating sensors and auditory feedback into stylish sunglasses to enhance functionality for visually impaired individuals.
3. Accessibility Innovation - Creating innovative solutions that promote independence and inclusivity for visually impaired individuals through smart glasses.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - Integrating advanced sensors, communication devices, and software into visually impaired eyewear to enhance navigation capabilities.
2. Fashion - Collaborating with designers to create stylish and functional visually impaired eyewear that challenges traditional stereotypes.
3. Healthcare - Applying smart glasses technology to improve the quality of life and independence for visually impaired individuals.
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