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Turning real-world spaces into interactive tactile and audio maps, empowering blind and visually impaired people to explore unfamiliar environments independently.
A car inspector in your pocket.
Spatial audio through AirPods that guides blind and low-vision people to their items.
What if your screen knew what you wanted to see?
Log meals by voice or photo—and turn everyday eating into effortless nutrition insights.
Anxious, and the breathing exercises never stick? Heartscape turns your live heartbeat into colour and music, then guides breathing and AR grounding so you can watch your body calm down.
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When the fire comes and the signal dies, margin gets wheelchair users and older adults to safety: offline, on their phone, in a voice they can hear.
Hand Grasp anything with numbers on it. It reads the page, shows where every number came from, lets you twist the numbers with your bare hands, and answers out loud.
Some stories only live in one person’s memory. Echoes keeps them. Capture Grandma’s laugh, Dad’s road-trip tales, and life’s lessons, then talk to those memories whenever you miss them.
Your personal tutor for spoken poetry. Learn technique in Bard mode, get feedback in Judge mode, or challenge yourself in Battle mode. Practice. Get better. It’s your game.
A friendly 8-bit dog that shows older adults where to click and uses a hidden Markov model to catch scams as they unfold. Caught 96.7% of scams with 1.1% false alarms across 680 simulated sessions.
Your AI barber coach, providing real-time feedback to help beginners practise and perfect every cut.
Turning real-world spaces into 3D-printable tactile maps with AI-powered voice assistance, empowering blind and visually impaired people to explore unfamiliar environments independently.
You promise things in every meeting and forget half of them. Freshflo remembers: on-device transcription, then NVIDIA Nemotron on Nebius tracks every commitment and answers with citations.
One shot, one bill. OneShot is an offline ios cashier that prices the item it can see on the counter from one photo.
Sought helps people with low vision or memory loss find their things: Soughtbot, a home rover, catalogs what it sees, and the Sought app tells you where it is.
Reimagine grocery shopping: an AI that sees what you see, understands your health, decides what belongs in your cart, and whispers personalized guidance for healthier, more intentional shopping.
EchoAware turns an iPhone's LiDAR, camera and AirPods into a parking sensor for walking: directional beeps for obstacles ahead and a voice that names steps, people and doorways before you reach them.
GripIt scans your hand with the iPhone true-depth sensor and builds personalized 3D baseball grips, showing finger placement and pressure to help pitchers learn and refine their pitches.
The most direct path to the exact product a shopper wants to buy. Using an incredibly fast and intuitive system to rate products with hand gestures, and an AI powered recommendation system that adapts
Ontario is tearing out bike lanes without data. 4sight gives cyclists eyes in the back of their head, warning drivers before a car passes too close, and turning every close call into open evidence.
Waypoint helps visually impaired people navigate indoors, where GPS fails. One volunteer scans a building once with iPhone LiDAR, then anyone can reach any room guided by spatial audio and haptics.
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