Thank you for visiting the EyeNavi booth at the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference.
Below is the brochure currently being distributed at the conference, along with a brief overview of the project.
Download the brochure that is currently being distributed at CSUN.
Download the brochureEyeNavi is a smartphone-based mobility support application designed for people who are blind or have low vision. Using artificial intelligence and the smartphone camera, the app recognizes important elements in the walking environment and provides guidance through sound, voice, and vibration feedback.
One of the key features of the latest version is crosswalk guidance. The system can detect pedestrian signals and crosswalks in real time and help users align with the correct crossing direction. It can also recognize tactile paving and obstacles ahead.
EyeNavi works using only a smartphone and does not require any additional hardware.
Designed and implemented in Japan — now expanding globally.
Know when the light is red or green in real time.
Stay aligned with the correct crossing direction.
Detect obstacles ahead in real time.
Recognize tactile guidance blocks on the road surface.
Currently under development. We plan to launch by the end of this year. Updates will be posted on this page.
We are currently exploring partnerships with organizations supporting blind and low-vision communities in different countries.
If your organization is interested in testing EyeNavi or collaborating on a pilot project, we would be happy to connect.