
"A path lit with intelligence"
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Globally, over 285 million
people have visual impairments, yet only
2% use assistive navigation technology.(Source: WHO)
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Imagine stepping outside, unable to see
traffic signals or obstacles, relying solely on sound and instinct. -
Most assistive tech lacks real-time AI support, leaving users vulnerable to accidents.
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With AI, 5G, and smart biometrics, we can revolutionize accessibility.
“Pedestrian deaths in the U.S. have surged, nearly doubling from 1994 to 2022.”
"Fewer cars on the road, yet pedestrian deaths skyrocketed due to reckless driving and massive vehicles."
Key Insights from Survey
User Type Analysis (Multiple Choice Question)
Vision or Mobility Challenged Users 20%
Caregiver or Healthcare Professional 10%
Interested in Wearable Tech 70%
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Top Challenges
Understanding public transportation routes 30%
Identifying obstacles & hazards 20%
Recognizing signage & traffic signals 20%
Feeling confident in new places 20%
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Most Desired Features
AI-powered real-time obstacle detection 70%
Health monitoring 60%
Emergency alert system for safety 50%
Voice or haptic-guided navigation 30%
Actionable Insights & Product Alignment
Biggest Concerns About AI Wearables
Accuracy and Reliability of Guidance 30%
Data privacy and security 30%
Cost of the device 20%
Battery life and hardware limitations 10%
Ease of use and learning curve 10%