This Wearable Camera ‘Sees’ For Blind People

Chris McMillan
Mar 3
1 min read

PetaPixel

27th February 2025

By Pesala Bandara

A start-up has developed a matchbox-sized wearable camera that “sees” for visually-impaired people.

The “Seekr” wearable camera, which is being developed by Hong Kong-based startup Vidi Labs, is a compact AI-powered device designed to assist visually impaired individuals by audibly describing their surroundings.

The Seekr can be clipped onto the user’s clothing or held in one hand. It features a depth-sensing camera, microprocessor, battery, and Bluetooth module, which pairs with a smartphone app to provide voice cues through a Bluetooth earpiece.

https://petapixel.com/2025/02/27/this-wearable-ai-seekr-camera-sees-for-blind-visually-impaired-people/

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