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Jelly Slice Kimberley
An AI-powered smart cane with an onboard camera that interprets what it sees to assist visually impaired users: obstacle detection, object recognition, OCR sign reading, scene descriptions, and navigation guidance delivered through audio (bone conduction) and haptic feedback.
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What it does
An AI-powered smart cane with an onboard camera that interprets what it sees to assist visually impaired users: obstacle detection, object recognition, OCR sign reading, scene descriptions, and navigation guidance delivered through audio (bone conduction) and haptic feedback. Lucky explicitly wants a real mass-market product with a launch path, not a concept sketch.
Who it is for
A hardware build for hardware building.
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