Navigate the world
Google Maps step-by-step audio guidance — no phone juggling required.
Developed at SSUET
AI glasses that understand what they see
Not just obstacle detection — people, emotions, text, currency, food, and danger spoken hands-free. Built for Pakistani context, affordable where imports are not.
The problem
A simple question that changed everything
What does it feel like to not know if someone walking toward you is a friend? To hold a banknote and not know its value? For millions of visually impaired people, that's every day.
Project snapshot
- ClientDeveloped at SSUET
- CategoryAI · Assistive Tech
- Built byIOTFIY SOLUTIONS
- FocusIndependence through audio intelligence
What we built
A real-time cognitive companion
Blind Can See turns the visual world into clear, meaningful audio — navigation, surroundings, reading, people, food, currency, and safety — completely hands-free.
See & understand
Objects, colors, signboards, and hazards like fire, potholes, and stones.
Read anything
Image-to-text with multi-language detection and translation.
Recognize people
Faces, emotion, age/gender cues, person count, and number plates.
Local context
Pakistani currency and local food recognition built in.
Stay safe
Ultrasonic + vibration alerts for stairs, vehicles, pits, and sharp objects.
Under the hood
Technology stack
Vision, sensing, and voice stacked into wearable assistive hardware.
CoreMicrocontroller processing unit
VisionHD camera module for AI input
SafetyUltrasonic + vibration sensors
VoiceMicrophone + hands-free commands
NavGoogle Maps audio guidance
Deep dive
Real life, not just a lab
From market visits to street crossings, Blind Can See is designed for everyday independence — with trusted contact storage and continuous audio feedback.
- Hands-free voice commands
- Secure trusted-person database
- Affordable alternative to imported devices
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