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Clear answers about , vision-assistive smart glasses for people living with degenerative retinal diseases, macular conditions and other forms of vision loss.
The Company
was founded by Noam Yahav, who lives with retinitis pigmentosa. The company grew from his personal search for practical ways to make better use of remaining vision. develops vision-assistive technology with a clear purpose: to help more people explore what may be possible for them. Results vary, so usefulness is assessed individually.
A world where low vision never means less life.
We make everyday life more accessible, so people with low vision can live fully, freely and on their own terms.
The Product
is a revolutionary, patent-pending vision-assistive smart-glasses system created for people living with degenerative retinal diseases and other forms of vision impairment. Its unique real-time processing reshapes the live view into specialized visual experiences for different needs, including daylight, low light, reading and screen viewing. Bella voice operation is included for supported functions. is not a medical device and does not correct or restore vision. Results vary.
Vision-assistive smart glasses use near-eye displays and image processing to enlarge or adapt a live view for someone with usable remaining vision. Other smart glasses mainly describe scenes through audio. belongs to the live-image processing category, allowing each person to explore which viewing options and settings may be useful.
Someone may want to explore a fit check if they have difficulty seeing details or faces, a reduced field of view, low-light difficulty, glare or contrast challenges, trouble reading print, or difficulty viewing screens or television while retaining usable vision. A diagnosis does not predict the result. The hands-on fit check is the way to explore the available viewing options and individual settings.
offers six viewing modes: Day, Night, Read, Computer and kiosk, Edge, and TV. It also includes Bella, the built-in voice assistant, which allows users to switch modes and manage supported functions using their voice.
No. is vision-assistive technology, not a medical device or treatment. It does not diagnose, treat, correct, restore or cure vision loss, and it cannot guarantee improvement or normal vision. Results vary by person, task, lighting, environment and settings.
The glasses provide built-in optical correction up to 4.0 diopters. If this is not sufficient, or if you need cylinder correction, a magnetic prescription frame can be fitted with lenses by an optometrist. The frame attaches magnetically inside the glasses and is not visible from the outside.
The glasses show a live camera view that the device processes in real time. It is not a prerecorded scene or a promised representation of what any person will perceive.
There is a minimal delay of approximately 22 milliseconds, or 0.022 seconds, between the live scene and the image displayed in the glasses.
No. The glasses do not record or store the wearer’s view. They present a live view that is processed by the device in real time. The live viewing function is not a video-recording service.
Yes. Bella voice operation is included with and works for supported functions. Availability of individual commands can depend on the current product configuration.
No. Internet connection is only required for software updates and technical support.
Everyday use
When, how often and how you use depends on your vision, comfort, experience, confidence and surroundings. Each person is different, and the user is responsible for deciding when and how to use the system.Adjustment time varies from person to person, as the brain needs time to adapt to a different way of seeing. For this reason, walking while wearing the glasses is not part of the first trial. Training and an individual adjustment period are needed. is not a mobility, navigation or safety device. Do not rely on it for walking in traffic, driving or any activity where an altered view could create danger. Use of the product is the user’s responsibility.
The manufacturer recommends sessions of up to four hours, with a 30-minute break between sessions. Follow your own comfort and pace of adjustment when using the glasses.
The battery lasts approximately three hours with normal use. A special adapter allows eight hours of use or more. Batteries and adapters are available to purchase at an additional cost.
No. The glasses are not waterproof.
Fit Checks
The current qualification method is an individual hands-on fit check. You explore the glasses, available viewing options and suitable settings to see what is useful for you. Results cannot be predicted from a diagnosis. Session length, location and availability are confirmed personally when the fit check is arranged.
Warranty, price and orders
The price starts at $4,995.
Read our cancellation policy.
Yes. We continue developing and its capabilities, and software updates are included with your purchase. When an improvement is released for your system, the update is sent automatically to your device when it is connected to the internet, with no manual intervention or additional cost.
The system has two hardware components: the companion device, which runs the software and smart algorithms, and the smart glasses.The smart glasses include a one-year hardware warranty. They are designed for everyday use, with flexibility and durability under reasonable conditions of use.Contact the team for warranty details relating to the companion device.
Partnerships
We welcome conversations with vision professionals, rehabilitation organizations, distributors, resellers, researchers, and mission-aligned partners. Visit the Partners page to tell us about your organization and explore a responsible collaboration.