NOA Pro

A person wearing a NOA device, facing a wall with writing that indicate directions to follow to find meeting rooms.

Let's work together to make work accessible

Our enterprise accessibility offer

In today's workforce, the issue of accessibility remains a significant barrier for employees with blindness. A workplace lacking in accessibility not only hampers their ability to fully participate but also serves as the primary obstacle to their inclusion.

The number of lawsuits related to accessibility deficiencies has doubled since 2018. This trend underscores the urgency for businesses to prioritize accessibility initiatives.

Biped offers a comprehensive solution: NOA Pro.

NOA Pro x Acciona

Acciona 🇪🇸 partnered with biped to offer blind employees, and visitors an accessible experience on their campus. With biped, vistors and employees get a full mobility experience: indoor turn-by-turn, custom GPS navigation outdoor, obstacle avoidance and custom scene description for the campus. The device can be stored at the front desk of a building, or directly owned by a employee. NOA can even be used to get to work in the morning!

A person wearing a NOA device, walking in an alley, with a white cane.

Jesus works at the Diversity and Inclusion department of Acciona. He uses NOA daily on the company's campus in Madrid, to avoid obstacles, follow custome GPS routes, find the entrance of a building or navigate indoors, turn-by-turn.

A screenshot of a software displaying a map with custom navigation routes drawn on it.

Outdoors: We create custom GPS routes outdoors to help target users follow precise navigation instructions, turn-by-turn, on the most accessible path of a campus. Even if it's not mapped by Google Maps!

A picture of an indoor place with pedestrians detected by NOA and a path drawn on the left side of the crowd.

Indoors: We create a 3D numerical twin of the building using the NOA device and offer turn-by-turn navigation. We register points of interest such as coffee machines, offices or meeting rooms.

NOA Pro x tl

A person wearing a NOA device, standing in front of a metro door.

Going from A to B using public transports is challenging. biped partnered with "tl", the Lausanne public transports organization in Switzerland to offer blind and visually impaired travelers a full integration of public transports in the device.

Where is the next metro, when is it coming, where is the door, when do I get out... The features developed aim will be available for all end-users at the end of the project. Contact us for new projects.

Partner with biped

Contact our team for new projects regarding NOA Pro.