A person wearing smart glasses in a parked car, looking calmly toward the road

Smart-glasses situational awareness, in development

An extra set of eyes, right where you need it.

SightSweep is a smart-glasses prototype designed to notice meaningful activity around you and give discreet visual cues—helping direct your attention to things you may not see.

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Watch the demo

Real-world prototype demo

See SightSweep in action.

Driving is the first use case we're testing. Watch one pedestrian alert and two LOOK LEFT awareness cues captured during road testing—an early look at the broader assistance experience we're building toward.

16-second field demoTap sound to listen

Prototype footage from real-world testing

Situational awareness, without another screen.

Built to help you notice what deserves a second look.

Watches an awareness region

The glasses’ camera monitors a selected area for meaningful movement that may deserve your attention.

Filters the background

SightSweep is being tuned to ignore ordinary motion and passing scenery so alerts stay useful.

Directs attention at a glance

A quick visual cue helps point your attention without becoming another screen to watch.

Our starting point

Developed for hemianopia. Designed to grow beyond it.

SightSweep began with a focused challenge: creating more useful one-sided awareness for people with hemianopia. That gave us a real problem to solve and a practical place to begin.

The idea has wider potential. We're building toward configurable left, right, or both-side awareness regions that could help direct attention while driving, walking, and moving through everyday environments.

Today

A one-sided awareness prototype.

Left, right, or both awareness regions.

Long term

Added awareness alongside mobility tools.

A broader awareness platform

Awareness shaped around the person using it.

The core idea can extend beyond one condition or setting: define where help is needed, filter ordinary motion, and give a discreet cue when something deserves attention.

Tunable sensitivity

Adjustable settings can be explored for driving, walking, changing environments, and different comfort preferences.

Designed to supplement

SightSweep is intended to add a layer of awareness alongside—not instead of—safe habits and established assistive tools.

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