Welcome to White
White Jacket revolutionizes accessibility, empowering blind individuals to explore and connect with the world like never before.
We create clothing
that empower blind individuals
Jonathan Swift
“Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others.”
About
From white cane to White Jacket
In 2023, a group of technology and design enthusiasts embarked on the White Jacket project with one dream: transform the lives of visually impaired individuals worldwide.
After a long journey and numerous tests, we are now closer than ever to achieving that goal. We have developed a unique device that gathers information from the environment through cameras, processes the images using artificial intelligence, and provides the user with environmental feedback through haptic vibration pulses across the torso.
This groundbreaking innovation is set to revolutionize how visually impaired people perceive and interact with the world around them.
338,000,000 Visually Impaired arround the world.
WHO
HOW IT WORKS
Seamless integration between humans and technology
White Jacket users naturally understand how to use the device in less than 3 minutes. From that moment, they begin to feel the environment throughout their entire body and allow themselves to be guided by the vibrations.
vision technology
Intelligent vision that keeps you safe
Our vision technology functions like human sight, capable of understanding an environment and remembering it to locate you in the future. Additionally, it remains constantly alert for potential dangers and new dynamic obstacles.
haptic language
Giving superpowers to the sense of touch
Our garments are equipped with numerous cutting-edge haptic motors capable of transmitting an infinite amount of information. Ultimately, a new haptic language waiting to be discovered
Request a demo now, no installation required. Learn more →
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