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Ally App

Ally is an accessibility-first AI assistant that reads print, describes scenes, scans documents, searches the web, checks calendars, weather, and more.

Built for daily independence, it empowers thousands of people who are blind, low vision, or anyone who benefits from assistive technology.
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A person scanning a document with the Envision App on their phone

Ally Glasses

Ally on smart glasses delivers hands-free, heads-up access to visual information with our accessibility-first AI.

With features like real-time text recognition, voice control, and instant audio feedback, Ally Solos Glasses and Envision Glasses keeps you informed and independent wherever you go.

Envision Glasses

Envision Glasses brings our award-winning software to smartglasses, enabling the unprecedented experience of unobtrusive access to the visual world.

With features ranging from real-time text recognition, to voice controls and even hands-free video calling, Envision Glasses open the door for the future of wearable assistive technology.
A person interacting with Envision Glasse by swiping on the touchpad
A person scanning a document with the Envision App on their phone

Envision App

The free app uses your smartphone's camera to speak out written information, describe surroundings and objects, and even tell you who's nearby.

Excelling in all kinds of text and object recognition, Envision can read text in over 60 languages. Be it handwritten notes, text on food packages or the pages of an entire book.

Envision Companion

The Envision App and Glasses open up a world of independence, but every now and then we all need a little human help.

With hands-free video calling from your Envision Glasses, get the assistance you need from trusted friends and family members, in real-time.
A person trying the Envision Glasses to read a text while another person next to them points the Envision Glasses' camera to a magazine.
The first time I used Envision was to describe my own living room. Tears came to my eyes. I finally knew what my living room really looked like and I didn’t hear it from somebody else. That was such an overwhelming experience. I felt it gave me back a part of me.
– Joy Barry
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Wes Ramage uses his AI glasses at his apartment complex in London, Ont., on Dec 10.
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