iVision R&D
iVision R&D is the division of iVision Tech that specifically focuses on research and development in the field of eyewear: a continuous process of exploration and development of new technologies, materials, and designs that can improve the features and functionalities of eyewear, as well as various applications and production and management processes.
A concrete example of iVision Tech’s commitment to innovation and new technologies is the creation of “ISEE,” an innovative and patented eyewear designed for the blind and visually impaired.
Innovation & Inclusivity
iVision Tech embraces ethical technology as the core of its innovative approach.
With a strong commitment to inclusivity, it aims to ensure that its technological solutions are accessible and beneficial to a wide range of users.
A significant aspect of its commitment to making a positive impact is the collaboration with the academic sector: through its scientific committee, composed of internationally renowned academics, iVision Tech has created an ecosystem for sharing knowledge and research.
This collaboration allows for the merging of expertise and resources to develop cutting-edge technologies that are ethically responsible and inclusive.
ISEE - Eyewear for the Blind and Visually Impaired
iSee is a design object born from the collaboration between the expert fashion eyewear designers at iVision Eyewear and the skilled internal engineers who have designed and integrated the dedicated hardware, controlled by advanced software. The technological core of iSee, protected by an industrial invention patent, calculates hundreds of times per minute:
- The spatial positioning and visibility of objects by processing information from numerous and specific sensors.
- The mapping of “objects in the scene” with identification of their position, characteristics of their relative motion, and their level of danger.
- Translation into output using stereo-acoustic techniques and technologies that allow for adequate communication of what is happening, intercepting from 0 to 30 objects simultaneously, ranging from objects moving away to situations that can alert the user.
