Orcam leverages the power of AI for handheld and wearable devices that enhance independence for those with visual impairments and reading challenges. OrCam's devices offer a world of possibilities, assisting users with reading, product identification, and face recognition and empowers individuals with visual impairments to explore the world more easily and confidently.
Our team consists of top experts in the Computer Vision and Machine Learning field, supported by dedicated software and hardware engineers, and a first-rate customer service team.
We take pride in our diverse team, which includes sighted, low vision, and blind members, all working together to create technology that makes a real difference in people's lives.
Want to join our team? Email: careers@orcam.com
Aira (pronounced eye ruh) was founded in 2015 to uniquely address the needs of people who are blind or have low vision by providing access to visual information thereby providing independence and agency.
Our mission is to remove barriers and make the world more accessible with visual interpreting. Whatever the reason, whatever the need, we provide access to visual information, anytime, anywhere.
Initially, the AI in our name stood for Artificial Intelligence and the RA stood for Remote Assistance. Now with millions of calls to date, the importance of a human in the loop, providing access to information that is sometimes rather nuanced, is abundantly clear. We have reinterpreted the meaning of our name, AI now stands for Access to Information.
Aira is visual interpreting, it’s access to information through remote assistance.
Enhanced Vision is a leading developer of assistive technology for the visually impaired including individuals with Macular Degeneration, Glaucoma, Cataracts, Retinitis Pigementosa, Diabetic Retinopathy and other low vision conditions. We have the most comprehensive line of easy-to-use and affordable low vision products from simple digital magnifiers to advanced video magnification systems. We are proud to have helped thousands of visually impaired people regain their independence by providing the ability to read, write, watch TV, enjoy hobbies and live an active life again.