20/05/2026
“I step out with hope, but return with fear.”
For many visually impaired people in Pakistan, moving through the city means navigating invisible dangers every single day.
Open drains. Overhead wires. Motorcycles on footpaths. Uneven pavements.
A traditional white cane cannot detect many of these hazards.
There are 9 million visually impaired people in Pakistan, yet there are still no locally manufactured smart assistive mobility devices designed for our streets and infrastructure.
Accessibility is not just about mobility.
It is about confidence, independence, dignity, and safety.
At ToolzTec, we believe inclusive technology should be affordable, local, and built for real-world environments.
How can we build Pakistani cities where everyone can move safely and independently?
