AiSee

02/10/2025

More than a fancy Alexa or Siri in your ear. It’s your memory. Your routine. Your second brain.



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30/09/2025

The future of human-computer interaction is hands-free. No screens, no distractions—just presence.



🚀 We are launching a generic version of an AiSee headset for all of us. Secure your place at the front of the line for the AiSee Headset.
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14/03/2025

We are proud to share that A/Prof Suranga Nanayakkara was invited to speak at the launch of the first Llama Incubator in Singapore — a pioneering partnership between Meta, industry, and the Singapore Government focused on accelerating AI-driven innovation.

The Llama Incubator is supporting 40 businesses over six months, helping startups and SMEs integrate AI into their operations using Meta’s Llama technology. In his session, A/Prof Suranga highlighted how human-centered AI solutions, like AiSee, are using Llama to reshape the way blind and low vision users interact with visual information.

Thank you to Meta and the Llama Incubator team for the opportunity to contribute to this important conversation on AI innovation.

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14/02/2025

We are honored to have AiSee featured at Meta’s EU Innovation Day 2025 in Brussels, where policymakers, tech leaders, and businesses came together to shape Europe’s digital future.

As part of the "Innovation and Accessibility" session, we highlighted how AiSee empowers individuals with visual impairments through AI-powered assistive technology. The session fostered meaningful discussions on inclusive policies that drive innovation while upholding disability rights.

A big thank you to Meta for championing accessibility and to all the experts who contributed to this important dialogue.

09/01/2025

We’re excited to share that AiSee has been featured in Tech Briefs, showcasing its potential to transform everyday tasks for individuals with visual impairments!

Developed by the Augmented Human Lab at NUS Computing, AiSee represents a thoughtful approach to assistive technology. By integrating discreet bone conduction headphones, our device reimagines accessibility, empowering users through natural and stigma-free interactions.

The feature highlights the vision of A/Prof Suranga Nanayakkara and our commitment to breaking barriers and fostering independence through human-centered design. From the initial concept to real-world application, AiSee reflects how innovation can redefine inclusion.

Read the full story to learn more about how AiSee is shaping the future of assistive technology.

A smart headphone equipped with an integrated camera, microphone, and an AI-powered software architecture to help blind people “see.”

16/12/2024

We are thrilled to share that AiSee was highlighted during the Zero Project Asia Pacific Symposium 2024! This year’s theme, “Tech for All: Enabling Independence and Inclusion through ICT,” resonated deeply with our mission to empower individuals with disabilities through cutting-edge assistive technology.

Our device, AiSee, was featured during the session led by A/Prof Suranga Nanayakkara as part of a thought-provoking panel exploring how ICT innovations are breaking barriers and redefining inclusion. From the research phase of AiSee to its real-world impact, A/Prof Suranga shared insights into how the device fosters independence and trust for users with visual impairments.

This impactful session brought together leaders in the field to explore Real-world applications of assistive technologies like AiSee, the importance of cross-sector collaboration and Policies that support ICT accessibility.

We were honored to see AiSee featured as part of this dialogue, alongside other pioneering projects and voices.

Thank you, A/Prof Suranga Nanayakkara, for showcasing the potential of AiSee to drive independence and inclusion, and to the Zero Project Asia Pacific Symposium for creating a platform to advance conversations around accessibility and ICT.

06/12/2024

We are thrilled to announce that AiSee, developed under the innovative guidance of A/Prof Suranga Nanayakkara at the Augmented Human Lab, NUS, represented the National University of Singapore at Prototypes for Humanity in Dubai!

Selected from over 800 university submissions worldwide, AiSee stands as a testament to the power of innovation to drive meaningful change. This cutting-edge assistive device empowers individuals with visual impairments, showcasing how technology can enhance independence and inclusion.

We are honored to have been part of this prestigious platform, celebrating groundbreaking ideas that prioritize humanity and impact. Here’s to shaping a future where technology works for everyone!