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TAMI Obstacle Detection Glasses

by Lighthouse Tech

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TAMI Obstacle Detection Glasses

TAMI is developed by Lighthouse Tech, a Swiss company focused on safe navigation aids for people who are blind or vision impaired.

Key Features

  • Upper-body obstacle detection: Fills the gap left by traditional white canes by sensing hazards at head and torso height.
  • Haptic feedback: Communicates environmental information through vibrations, providing an intuitive "sense with another sense".
  • Discreet design: Built into a sleek, modern eyeglass frame to reduce stigma and encourage everyday use.

Who It Helps

Primarily designed for blind and vision-impaired individuals who travel independently.

Endorsements

Noted users include Matteo Fanchini, a Paralympian and blind multi-athlete, and Stephan Mörker, Director of Products and Services at SZBLIND, Switzerland.

Who it helps

Vision
Mobility

Details

Cost
Paid
Age groups
  • All Ages

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