Envision, Low Vision Glasses

[@juniorgonzalez297]

This video has me emotional😢. My brother is blind from both eyes, wasnt born blind. i just moved in with big bro after 15 years of no contact due to distance. I was in Florida, he is in Tennessee. We have finally reunited and i am here helping the best i can. I so much want this for him, he needs this. He's never been the type to ask for help so he still tries to do everything himself. What a great piece of technology!

[@JM-ig4ed]

Wow - this is fantastic.. You should have Molly Burke try these out (she is blind).

[@MrBecker666]

You need to add zooming even digitally put a high res camera and allow to zoom for the far sighted ones

[@ericchausse1701]

Hello. I'm a legally blind individual from the United States. I have CVI and my vision is similar to someone who's near sighted (Myopic). Are the glasses you presented in the video able to enhance one's visual acuity by zooming in on an object or text, thereby allowing them to visually see and read information? It would appear that this current version would be excellent for someone who's completely blind, but for someone who still has some vision, addressing the main issue by bringing objects closer to the wearer by using digital magnification would solve the underlining issue. Like putting Zoomtext in a pair of glasses. Please let me know. Thank You.

[@Nelowvision]

Eric, Envision glasses do not have video magnification. They do an amazing job with text to speech. They also give audio feedback on the environment around you and also give you the ability to connect with others for visual support. There are other wearables on our website that provide the experience you are liiking for. Both blind and legally blind benefit from Envision due to the AI capability and speech.

[@ericchausse1701]

@@Nelowvision Do you have a product link that you can send me, and for the specific pair of glasses that allows you to magnify both static and dynamic images in real time?

[@Nelowvision]

There are two products I would like to mention specifically. One is the Vision Buddy and the other is the Patriot View Point. Both can be found on our website www.nelowvision.com

[@kristianoleme]

I love this. I am excited that the visually impaired are finally getting some useful attention... now if you could just change that robotic voice?

[@Nelowvision]

This is a very exciting new product! I am sure in time as this technology continues to improve. There will be improvements in the voice as well.

[@oceangirl687]

How would this work in a classroom setting? And how can wearer use these with glasses they already wear?

[@vanessafromenvision8759]

Hi there, you have a choice of two different frames you can attach to the Envision Glasses, both of which have lenses which can be replaced with prescription and/or dark lenses. In a classroom setting, the glasses can read out what is around you (on the board) and you can connect to earbuds via Bluetooth for privacy.

[@jozsefhomoky530]

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[@adityavadapalli]

Do you have a device that can be zoomed with just a tap for people with Iris colaboma defect?

[@Nelowvision]

This device does not zoom in on objects. There are other wearable devices on our website that will accomplish that task like the Vision Buddy and Patriot View Point. Some of them can also be controlled by voice as well. The Vision Buddy has a button style control so that zooming is a press instead of a swipe.

[@AbaytaIslam]

Can do commercial job to use this glasses? Can i work in computer? How can i hide the sound from others?

[@Nelowvision]

If you are looking for a text to speech tool for your computer, then yes, this device can help. You can use bluetooth earbuds with these glasses.

[@Wolf-xu1fj]

Do these help you see?

[@Nelowvision]

The Envision glasses are not an electronic magnifier. They utilize the inboard camera to read out text and perform many other amazing features to help people with very low vision. If you’re looking for a wearable electronic magnifier with a minimal design, the Eyedaptic EYE5 is a great choice!

[@ralphthomas5798]

So this device actually reads to you it in no way helps you see , such as watching tv ?

[@Nelowvision]

and so much more! Pease call if you would like to learn more. I use it personally and have found it so helpful with day to day tasks.Hi Ralph, thanks for watching. Correct, this device will not help you see the TV. It is an amazing piece of technology to help with text to speech, identifying your environment,

[@rafaeltorovip]

This question must be and should be extremely easy to answer. As this product is based on the Google glasses on, according to Google support for the Google glasses are going to be ending on September 15, 2023. How Envision is going to continue supporting this product?

[@Nelowvision]

Envision is truly a software that is loaded onto the Google Glass. With the end of production for the Google Glass in sight, Envision has acquired a stock pile of units. When this stock pile runs out, they will either create their own hardware, or find another device to load the software on to!

[@crjubard296]

what does it cost?

[@Nelowvision]

Hi crjubard296: Thank you for your interest in the Envision Glasses. The MSRP is $3,499 for the PRO edition. You can find more information at nelowvision.com/product/envision-low-vision-glasses-ai-for-your-eye/ Thank you again.

[@gerardsagliocca6292]

What is prices ?

[@Nelowvision]

$3,499 plus shipping

[@tkhl9449]

11:14 The third language is obviously Japanese but it read in Chinese bro

[@martinwhitecross8208]

Would the device help you find your way around a theme park?

[@georgestokes5116]

why dont you tell us just how much they cost

[@Nelowvision]

Hello, you can find pricing of all our products on our website. The cost of the Envision glasses is $3,499. Thanks for your question and for watching

[@davidbendall7919]

As a low vision person, i definitely don't want anything that updates that frequently.

[@Nelowvision]

Hello, I am low vision as well and can understand your concern. I can assure you that updating the glasses is as simple as a swipe and a double tap. The update is all done for you.

[@wolboreyeszsanchez]

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[@Nelowvision]

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[@jimb4424]

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[@Kybarg31]

Im blind in my right eye. Can i get these for my left.

[@davidbendall7919]

Definitely, don't need these. My phone already does this very well and for free. Plus, my phone can act as a digital video magnifier at the same time.

[@Nelowvision]

Great, nice to hear that you have a phone you find useful. My favorite feature with Envision is the ability to be hands free when I call a friend for assistance to see something. I don't have to hold up my phone for them to provide assistance. they can see through the camera on the glasses which actually gives them a broader view of what I am looking at.

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[@ongsvy8710]

Far from good. Should install more videos cameras, that could produce 360 degrees visions

[@wolboreyeszsanchez]

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