iVision
Multisensory eyeglasses for people with visual impairment
My Role
Empathy Interview
Research
Ideation
Animation
Team
Rachel Yun
Radiya Aheto
Rachel Quan
Tools
Miro
After Effects
Adobe CC
Everyone deserves
an independent life
This project was for a Typography for Digital Product Design class that focuses on human-centered design thinking and problem-solving.
Problem
People with visual impairment experience difficulties living visual centric society. Moreover, our idea of helping is not their idea of helping.
Solution
Introducing iVision, a multi-sensory digital assistant powered by AI. iVision’s built-in cameras can read text and detect people, as well as survey environmental surroundings. iVision can guide you via neutral language or haptic feedback depending on your environment and preference. iVision can be activated using gesture or voice command.
Discover→Define→Ideate→Design & Development→Deliver
Discover and Define
What We Heard
Ideate
Problem & Solution
Ideate
Polarized Sunglass Lenses
By reducing glare and improve contrast and clarity, sunglasses can help people with low vision maximize what they can see.
Polarized sunglass lenses has matte finish and are darker than non-polarized sunglasses.
Darker lenses don’t necessarily provide better UV protection and may even reduce visibility.
Opacity-controllable Lenses
which provides 100% protection against UVA, UVB and UVC rays.
It is important to use the right level of optimal lens darkness that provide the most visibility and comfort.
(Out of all colors, black lenses can be used in a wider variety of situations compared to others.)
Design & Development
Feature 1
Activate iVision
Feature 2
Name Whisperer (Bluetooth/AirDrop)
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Feature 3
Wave Guard
Feature 4
Travel Guide (GPS)
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Feature 5
Street Sync (RFID)
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Feature 6
Polarized Lenses
Feature 7
Sign Language Translator
Successions
1. We transformed visual information into non-visual formats that engage other senses.
2. We enhanced users' quality of life by promoting independence.
Next Steps
A camera feature that allows users to quickly scan items in-store, enabling more independent shopping.
