AI Mobility harness for Blind People

biped is an all-in-one solution for your mobility. It's a harness worn on the shoulders, equipped with wide-angle cameras on the left of your chest, a small computer on the right, and a battery behind your neck. It's like wearing a mini-Tesla on your shoulders. It identifies dangers, guides you, and describes your surroundings with AI.

Upgrade your mobility with the all-in-one AI solution

Obstacle detection

GPS

Scene description

Audiofeedback

What is biped?

Using artificial intelligence, biped scans your surroundings and warns you with spatial sounds about potential obstacles. Thanks to its ultra-wide angle cameras, biped is the only solution that can identify head-level obstacles like branches, ground-level obstacles like holes, and side-obstacles such as electric scooters.

On top of obstacle detection, biped will guide you with precise GPS navigation instructions outdoors & help you identify open areas when indoors.

If you're lost or want a description of your environment, press the "AI button" on your right and get a full, precise description of the scene directly in your headphones.

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An image of a biped navigation device designed to be worn over the shoulder. It has several sensors or cameras and is presented in a sleek black design against a bright purple background. The accompanying text explains that biped uses artificial intelligence to analyze the environment and warns users of potential collisions with 3D sound, offers GPS directions, and provides scene descriptions for safe and stress-free travel.
Device equipped with 2 batteries for up to 7 hours of continuous operation, 3 cameras scanning 170° from head to floor, day and night, a high-performance computer with self-driving car capabilities, and a simple tactile/button interface for quick on-the-go interactions

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Talk to our team on a call, explore if biped is the right solution for you, solve all your questions, and evaluate funding options.

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biped is working with Honda Research Institute to replicate self-driving car safety. Discover why biped is such a unique device, why it uses cameras and why it has such a wide angle.

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Testimonials

A man wearing a modern dark down jacket with a gadget attached to his shoulders, wearing dark sunglasses, and standing on a city sidewalk with a road and city traffic in the background. He uses this device in his daily life. The text next to his review reads: 'I honestly don't think I've ever bought something with so much potential to change lives. - Stuart Beveridge from Seescape.
I honestly don't think I have ever purchased anything that has so much potential to be life-changing
Stuart Beveridge from Seescape
From all the technologies we have tested, biped is probably the best obstacle detection system
Stephan from SZBlind, Switzerland

biped has one ambition: becoming the ultimate mobility solution. It's a complement to white canes and guide dogs. It was developed with over 250 beta-testers, low vision professionals, O&M trainers, and the ophthalmic hospital Jules Gonin in Switzerland. It took biped 3 years of R&D and a world-first collaboration with Honda Research Institute to come to life

A man wearing smart glasses looking out towards a distant mountain range under a clear blue sky.

Biped access, plug & play workplace accessibility solution

Two side-by-side images of individuals using the biped navigation device. On the left, a person viewed from behind, wearing a gray coat and using a white cane, walks along a garden path. On the right, a person descends a set of outdoor stairs, with the biped device on their shoulders and a cane in hand. Text to the right proclaims 'We're breaking down barriers to create inclusive environments,' highlighting biped's commitment to enhancing workspace accessibility with technology like obstacle detection and GPS navigation.
Partnering with leading companies to make their workplaces more accessible

biped offers a full navigation experience at work, indoor and outdoor, for blind and visually impaired employees and visitors.

Get custom GPS paths on your campus, indoor navigation in your corridors to find meeting rooms, while avoiding obstacles and dangers. biped access is being actively deployed all over the world with leading employers.

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Making every journey more accessible

Commuting to work doesn't have to be a hassle. We're partnering with world-class transportation companies to offer fully accessible journeys. Our latest project, with Lausanne Transports, helps promote an accessible journey in the metro, with custom descriptions of the surroundings, announcing metro stops beforehand, and precise public transports schedule integration.

They already trust us
An individual using a white cane is equipped with the biped navigation device over their shoulders, standing close to an automatic glass door, poised to enter. This image illustrates the practical application of biped in aiding visually impaired people to navigate through public spaces safely.
We're making workplace accessibility a reality. Fast, easy, and it works.
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