Empowering the Blind Community through Technology
For millions who are blind or have low vision, navigating public spaces is still a challenge. Hearsee is changing that using RFID and smart mobility to create more inclusive, accessible environments.
Over 12 Million Americans Live with Vision Loss
For those millions, accessible innovations are turning challenges into stories.
Transportation Barriers Limit Independence
Over 3.6 million Americans won't leave home due to disabilities. Inclusive tech can open their world.
Hearsee Technology Enables Freedom to Explore
Turn-by-turn audio guides and smart canes make unfamiliar places easy to explore.
Blind Community Faces Higher Levels of Isolation
Community programs and technology are bringing people together, breaking through isolation.
Explore buildings, venues, and public spaces with clear guidance every step of the way.
Our Technology in Action
Software
Experience freedom of mobility with Hearsee’s indoor navigation system, made for blind and low-vision users. Our software responds to voice commands and integrates with existing mobility tools. With step-by-step guidance and built-in environmental awareness, navigating indoor spaces becomes safer, easier, and more empowering—no extra devices required.
Canes
Upgrade your mobility with the Hearsee Rigid Cane, designed to work hand-in-hand with our indoor navigation system. RFID tags embedded in key walkways and spaces send signals to the cane, delivering real-time audio feedback. Built for comfort, accuracy, and ease, it turns unfamiliar places into confidently navigable environments—right from the handle.
Travel Canes
Coming soon: the Hearsee Travel Cane combines portability with precision in a lightweight, foldable design. Built to sync with our smart navigation software, it’s perfect for users on the go. Whether you're exploring airports, museums, or hotels, this collapsible cane will offer intuitive indoor guidance
wherever life takes you.
Coming Soon
We connect the dots—so you can move forward.
Don’t just take our word for it
"A lot of sighted people think being blind is hard, but it’s all about how you look at life. There’s nothing I can’t do!”
“I can see this system being invaluable in places like malls, hospitals and doctors’ offices, churches, zoos, universities, and museums. I would love to be able to take my girls to an art or history museum and spend all the time we want learning from and enjoying the exhibits without assistance!”
“I’m a big Dallas Cowboys fan. Being able to go to AT&T Stadium and navigate freely to find my seat or the concession stand would be liberating. It’s an experience I never thought I would have.”
Proud Donors
We’re proud to be backed by a passionate group of donors who believe in our mission to revolutionize accessibility through technology. Their support fuels our innovation and drives our commitment to empowering individuals who are blind or have low vision with tools that promote independence, confidence, and connection. These visionary partners share our values and recognize the impact of inclusive design, not just as a smart investment, but as a meaningful step toward a more equitable world.
