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Thanks to sensors, smart canes for the blind can now even detect overhead obstacles and navigate through crowds, enabling new possibilities for independent living.

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00:00It's time to update the classic white walking cane with the help of AI.
00:06Cutting edge tech could be key in improving access for the visually impaired.
00:10Equipped with cameras and sensors, this AI cane from Glidance can guide users even along predefined routes.
00:17It recognises obstacles of all kinds and can even describe its surroundings acoustically.
00:24Walking speed can be set to suit individual needs.
00:29And according to its manufacturers, the AI Smart Cane from WeWalk recognises obstacles not only on the ground, but also at chest and height level.
00:39And with the accessible app, your cane can bring you to the nearest bus stop and once there, it informs you which buses are leaving next.
00:47Once on board, it'll tell you when you've reached your final destination.

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