Main Industry
Health Care
Main Product/Service
The smart white cane integrates navigation functions and incorporates sensors to perceive environmental risks. Targeting the assistive devices market for the visually impaired, it addresses the needs of the majority of visually impaired individuals who rely on guiding assistive devices. Utilizing smart canes and smart glasses for the visually impaired as the primary carriers, the system features built-in precision sensors and is equipped with artificial intelligence analysis technology. It provides functions such as outdoor walking safety guidance, obstacle avoidance alerts, fall detection, navigation, and bus boarding/alighting reminders. Through built-in applications and integration with third-party mobile apps, it assists visually impaired individuals in overcoming the challenge of delayed reaction times during transit.
(The content above was translated by AI.)
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Founded Year
2022
Unified Business No.
90169611
Status
Active
Number of Employees
0
Total Paid-in
Capital
0 (NT$)
Location of Company
Taiwan
, New Taipei City
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About the Company
The startup team mentored by Professor Ming-An Chung of the Novel Wireless Communication and Electromagnetic Application Laboratory at National Taipei University of Technology integrates and applies relevant technologies and sensors to develop a blind-guiding kit for visually impaired individuals.
(The content above was translated by AI.)
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