Navigation. Obstacles. AI. In a single device.
NOA is the mobility vest for people with blindness and low vision. It's worn on the shoulders, with wide-angle cameras on the left of your chest, a small computer on the right, and a battery behind your neck. The perfect complement to white canes and guide dogs.
NOA identifies dangers with beeps in headphones, provides navigation instructions, describes your surroundings and helps you find objects such as crosswalks, stairs, doors or empty seats. All of that in a compact, hands-free device.
Complement your mobility skills
GPS navigation
Obstacle detection
AI description
Object finding
What is NOA?
NOA stands for Navigation, Obstacle and AI. A complement to white canes and guide dogs.
Navigation: Get turn-by-turn GPS instructions in bone-conduction headphones. "In 20 meters, turn right at 2 o'clock."
Obstacle: Detect obstacles day and night, head or ground level with "beeps". Low hanging branches, holes, electric scooters, or traffic signs.
AI: Get descriptions of your surroundings, hands-free, using AI. And find objects like doors, benches, stairs or crosswalks.
NOA works day and night. Its cameras have night vision and can see in the dark. The device has the same field of view as the human eye.
NOA is lightweight (1kg or 2 lbs) and can even be worn on top of a backpack. Batteries last up to 6 hours in continuous use.
Learn more about our technologyNOA produces audio feedback, played in bone-conduction headphones, to leave your ears free. If you walk with NOA, here's an example of what you'll hear:
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Delivery within 6 to 8 weeks
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biped's co-founder, Mael, was recently invited by the Vista Center for the Blind to talk about NOA, on the Tech It Out show. If you have an hour ahead of you, and want to deep dive on the product, what it's like, how to use it, and how it will evolve, this is the video you were looking for. Enjoy the conversation!
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The biped team works with Honda Research Institute to bring self-driving car to the pedestrian level. Discover why NOA is such a unique device, why it uses cameras and why it has such a wide angle.
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