Here we explore how computer vision can give people who are blind or have low vision more independence, and why privacy must come first. Expect clear explainers, honest takes on the computer vision debate, and a look inside how we build technology that sees without watching.
Description: EV-SION glasses process everything on the device, work fully offline and never record the people around you. Here’s how, and why we chose this path. Most smart glasses face a trade-off: the more they can do, the more they need the cloud, and the more data they collect. At EV-SION, we started from a…
Description: From UK pub bans to European regulators, smart glasses face a privacy backlash. Here’s what’s driving it, and what it means for assistive technology. Smart glasses are finally mainstream, and so is the worry about them. In 2026, venues across the UK began asking customers to take them off, and regulators across Europe began…
Description: Computer vision turns millions of pixels into words like “door”, “step” and “bus 14”. Here’s how it works, and why it matters to people who are blind or have low vision. When you glance across a room, your brain does something remarkable without being asked. It separates a chair from its shadow, reads a…