Use Cases

Real Buildings.
Real Independence.

Every environment moves differently. See how Hearsee’s mapped navigation performs building by building, from a classroom hallway to an airport concourse, and what it takes to bring it to yours.

Why It Matters

Independent Navigation Is Still the Exception, Not the Rule.

These numbers are the reason Hearsee exists, and the reason every case study below focuses on one outcome: getting somewhere without asking for help.

7M+

Americans have a vision impairment, including 1 million who are blind.

Source: CDC, Vision & Eye Health Surveillance System, 2023

50.2M

U.S. adults report trouble seeing even with glasses, or blindness.

Source: American Foundation for the Blind, citing 2022 National Health Interview Survey

1 in 5

Americans lives with a disability. Most public spaces weren’t built with them in mind.

Source: CDC disability prevalence estimates

What is in every Case Study

Documented Outcomes,
Not Just Claims

Every Hearsee case study follows the same standard: what the venue looked like before, exactly what was installed, and what changed for the people navigating it, backed by a named partner and a direct quote, not marketing copy.

Real Results, in Their Words

A named quote from the partner, alongside the outcomes they reported.

At a Glance

Partner name, location, technology used, and who it serves. No vague summaries.

The Challenge & The Solution

What made the space hard to navigate, and exactly what Hearsee installed to fix it.

Built to Last

What happens after launch: who uses it over time, and who is responsible for keeping the map current.

At a Glance: How We Measure Success

Independence

Can someone get from A to B without asking for help?

Confidence

Do users report feeling more sure of themselves in the space?

Efficiency

Does navigation get faster and more predictable over time?

Belonging

Does the space feel like it was actually built for everyone in it?

Where Hearsee Works

Explore Use Cases by Environment

Every environment has its own layout challenges, its own pace, and its own reasons GPS and signage fall short. Pick a category to see what Hearsee does there.

Schools

Case Study Live

Turns a new campus into a place a blind or low-vision student can travel on their own, hall to hall.

Museums

Deployment Profile

Lets a visitor set their own pace through the galleries instead of a guided tour’s fixed timetables.

Hospitals

Deployment Profile

Turns a maze of departments and wings into a route a patient can walk without asking staff for help.

Airports

Deployment Profile

Gives travelers a way to reach their gate on their own timeline instead of on an escort’s timetable.

Universities

Deployment Profile

Turns each new building a student adds to their schedule into a walkable route from the first weeks.

Civic Buildings

Deployment Profile

Makes sure a trip to a public office doesn’t end with wandering hallways looking for the right door.

Our students who are blind can now walk through the school, connect with the artwork, and interact with the space in a way they have never been able to before.
Headshot of Drew Williams smiling against a transparent background, wearing a black shirt, with short hair and light facial hair.
Drew Williams, Ed.D
Principal, Utah Arts Academy

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