Vision Guide is a breakthrough technology in navigational and rehabilitative aids
for the blind and visually impaired. It is designed to pinpoint and communicate
physical location, object location and mode using sound to guide users for easy
mobilization throughout the workplace and home. Vision Guide fosters
confidence and participation, enabling the blind and visually impaired to live as
active and independent as possible. Radically improve your rehabilitation
approach with this exciting and tangible technology available today. Vision
Guide is a powerful tool for achieving fuller societal inclusion for those who are
living with vision loss and blindness. Read on to learn more about our new
office/home management and navigational system that allows those adapting
with blindness and vision loss to move freely, safely, and independently in the
workplace and home.

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A Control Module (controller): that you wear on your wrist or belt. With the controller you
enter a code assigned to a desired location or for an object. A navigation path to the location is
defined and audibly communicated to you through an earpiece.

RFID Tag runners: have embedded tags to represent a specific location within a square foot
area. The runners will be installed on your floors and are used for step by step and room to
room navigation.

RFID Tags (tags): are discrete individual object tags that are assigned to switches, handles,
remotes, and as many things as you wish to label for identification. You may get as detailed as
you like, such as labeling medication bottles or spices.

Position Modules (modules): communicate your position and provide the starting point for the
navigation path. They can be worn on your ankles, head or shoes. With 2 apportioned
modules, one forward and one rear facing, you can receive detailed information about your
direction.

A Wireless Earpiece: is worn for you to receive the audio signals for following a navigation path
and other information. You will hear gentle tones letting you know you are on the right path or
spoken words to announce obstructions such as a closed door.

Vision Guide computer software: ties it all together. The tag location codes are recorded in the
software and it is the medium by which all information is transmitted and used for mapping,
navigation and communication.

Motion Sensor: To announce the arrival of visitors, place a motion sensor by entry doors and
walkways.

Water Leak Sensors: Place them under sinks, dishwasher, water heater and toilet. Vision Guide
will advise if there is a slip and fall hazard or when a service call is required.

Wireless Fire and Smoke Detectors: Combine safety with convenience. Vision Guide will
contact the authorities for help and communicate the safest escape route.

Motorized Air Conditioning Vents with Thermostats: Have individual room temperature
knowledge and control. Change the room temperature from the convenience of your desk or
sofa.

Vision Guide is a valuable aid for safely navigating the office, home, or yard.
We advocate keeping and strengthening orientation and mobility skills, as they
are crucial to self-sufficiency; Vision Guide is not a replacement. It is a great
learning and rehabilitative tool for those who are experiencing increased vision
loss, or have lost their sight and are faced with the daunting task of
familiarizing themselves with a world they can no longer can see. It is a
convenience and aid for those who have lived with blindness their whole life.
Experience a new relaxed way of getting around and locating items with ease.
Even sighted people have accidents in familiar places. Turn your office or
home into a smart space for added convenience, independence and assurance.
Embrace your blind or visually impaired employees, friends and relatives.
Help retain and hire valuable talent and presence with this new responsive
technological solution.

Experience a richer more inclusive and independent life in the workplace
and at home.
Optimize the worksite to increase productivity and confidence.
Locate common office and household items such as the water cooler,
copier, or conference table, medication, spices, music cd's and virtually
anything.
Announce obstructions such as a chair that hasn't been pushed back into
place or an open door.
Identify guests and pets; just have them wear a tag.
Remotely answer and open entry doors. It requires visitors that are not
wearing a tag to identify themselves.
Indicate unsecured doors or windows.
Provide individual room temperature control and outdoor temperature
reading.
Step out into the garden and smell the flowers. Know where the roses
are but be careful with those thorns, Vision Guide cannot help detect
those.
Alerts if the stove burner has been left on.
Remote door, window and blind opening.
Know where a leak has occurred, or if a toilet has overflowed.
Provides the safest escape route and contacts the local authorities in the
event of a fire emergency

Learning to use the Vision Guide System is easy.

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We are open to any questions you may have. Please contact us for more information and
if you experience an accessibility or usability issue.

Hours of Operation:

Mon. - Sat.
9 AM - 5 PM
Pacific

Vision Guide
It's not about what
you don't have. It's
about what you
have to gain.

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Introduction To Vision Guide

Overview

What Can Vision Guide Do For You?

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