Support for the visually impairedFramos develops intelligent 3D glasses
In collaboration with the CDTM Institute at the Technical University of Munich, Framos has developed a wearable that uses 3D real-time technology to support the visually impaired in everyday life. Intelligent algorithms translate the visual signals into haptic and acoustic information, which is transmitted via a wristband equipped with vibration motors.
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The 3D-capable wearable can transfer visual information to a wristband in real time as haptic feedback. Road signs can be read, for example. (Image: Framos)