iMerciv BuzzClip
Compact wearable clip-on device that uses ultrasonic...
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What it does
The iMerciv BuzzClip is a wearable obstacle detection device designed specifically for people who are blind or have low vision. It clips onto clothing or a bag strap and works by silently detecting obstacles at chest and head height using ultrasonic sensing technology, then alerting the user through vibration before a collision occurs.
Who it's for
White cane users who want silent chest-level obstacle detection to complement their existing mobility aid.
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Price: From $399
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From $399
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vision-blindness
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Challenges it addresses
- ✓head and chest height obstacles
- ✓hazard awareness
- ✓falls from unseen obstacles
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