Vision+ Accessibility Glasses · by Pharoah Technology

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The world, read & described to you

An accessibility aid for Ray-Ban Meta glasses and your phone. Point the camera at a sign, label or menu and Vision+ reads it aloud, describes the scene ahead, or names a colour — spoken back to you, hands-free.

▶ Try it on your phone 🕶️ Open the glasses app

What you hear back

Real output from the three working modes

Example output
📖Read aloud — point at a sign:
“Platform 3 · London Euston · 14:42 · On time”
— spoken in a second or two; add a language to hear it translated.
👁️Describe the scene — ask what's ahead:
“An open station concourse. An exit sign is on your left. A person is walking toward you from the right.”
— best-effort AI narration, not for safety decisions.
🎨Name a colour — sample what you're holding:
“That looks brown.” #8C5A28 · computed on-device, never uploaded.
🕶️ Ray-Ban Meta — voice + camera
📱 Any phone — camera + speaker
⚙️ Switch modes in the app

One app, two surfaces: a voice-first version on camera Ray-Ban Meta (built via Meta's Wearables Device Access Toolkit) and a full version on any phone browser. Reading and describing use AI vision; colour naming is deterministic and runs on your device.

What it does

📖 Reads text aloud

Point at a letter, label, menu or sign and hear it read back — verbatim, in reading order. Add a language to hear it translated on the fly.

👁️ Describes the scene

Ask what's in front of you and hear a short, concrete description of the surroundings — useful when you need more than text.

🎨 Names colours

Sample any colour and hear its plain-English name and exact hex. Deterministic and on-device, so the same thing always gives the same answer.

How it works

1
Open the app. On your phone browser now, or on Ray-Ban Meta via the glasses entry. Allow the camera.
2
Pick a mode. Read, Describe, or Colour — then point at what you want and tap.
3
Listen. The answer is spoken aloud (and shown large on the Ray-Ban Display). Tap again to re-read.
▶ Try Vision+ now 🕶️ Glasses app
An accessibility aid, not a medical device. Vision+ does not cure, treat or diagnose any condition. Reading, scene description and colour naming are best-effort and must not be used for safety-critical decisions — for example identifying medication, dosages, or whether it is safe to cross a road.