This pair of smart glasses helps blind people _see_ the world around them

This pair of smart glasses helps blind people "see" the world around them

To make the daily life of the blind easier,

The start-up Aira has developed a very special pair of smart glasses.

It is based on Google Glass and connects blind users with a customer service professional.

Let them know their surroundings in real time.

According to reports, the customer service will observe the user's environment through the camera of this pair of glasses.

They are then guided by voice on daily tasks and activities, such as walking through a busy street,

Or shop in a store.

In addition, they can track the user's location through Google Maps.

Aira says its services are not meant to replace traditional methods such as guide dogs and canes.

Instead, it can be used with them.

Aira's smart glasses are currently available in the United States, and they are paid by subscription.

Users pay $129 (about 892 yuan) per month to use the service for 200 minutes.

After the user makes a request, Aira promises that the customer service will be online within 10 seconds.

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