Smart glasses help children with visual impairment see the world clearly

A Spanish engineer has invented smart glasses that incorporate AI, helping children with low vision move safely and integrate better into life.

The device was created by Jaume Puig after his son had difficulty moving due to poor eyesight. (Photo: Times of Malta)

Smart glasses combine technology from gaming glasses and prescription glasses, creating vivid 3D images. (Photo: Times of Malta)

It allows text, graphics and videos to be overlaid on the real world , helping users to better orient themselves. (Photo: khoahoc.tv)

The device uses artificial intelligence to recognize and warn of obstacles on the road. (Photo: Times of Malta)

When there is an obstacle, the screen will display a red circle to warn the wearer to avoid collision. (Photo: MetaData)

Users can also zoom in on signs or objects, helping them see more clearly in real environments. (Photo: The New Barcelona Post)

The device cost up to 900,000 euros to develop and is currently sold for around 4,900 euros. (Photo: RTE)

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