AI-powered accessibility assistant designed to help users better understand and interact with the world around them.
Combines natural conversation, computer vision and voice interaction into a single experience.
Analyses the user's surroundings and answers questions in real time using AI.
Maintains conversational context to provide more natural and personalised interactions.
Supports speech recognition, AI reasoning and natural voice responses.
Built with a modular client-server architecture for scalability and future expansion.
Designed with accessibility, simplicity and hands-free use as core principles.
Development evolved through multiple prototypes, from smart glasses to a Raspberry Pi proof of concept before arriving at the current Android implementation.
Created as the foundation for future wearable accessibility devices, including smart glasses.
Focused on delivering fast, reliable and intuitive everyday assistance.

Prototype 3 — Android assistant app

Prototype 2 — Raspberry Pi assistant

Prototype 1 — Smart glasses




