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The visually impaired are getting a helping hand (or a helping belt, as it were) from Hong Kong startup AI Guided. At CES in Las Vegas, the company was showing off some pretty neat tech that incorporates optical and lidar technology along with AI-powered on-device computing to identify obstacles and help with navigation.
2023/01/07
CES Daliy
The company estimates that around 1.1 billion people around the world make use of smart wearables every day. Such devices can improve quality of life, and Al Guided's technology has the potential to revolutionise the way people travel and navigate the world in the future. (p. 81)
2023/01/07
Sassy Hong Kong
Meet Dr. Florence Chan — Giving The Freedom Of Mobility To The Vision Impaired
Florence pioneered a wearable device that uses artificial intelligence to let the user know when obstacles are in their path. It’s world-first technology that is changing lives in unprecedented ways.
2022/11/17
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