Self-help Navigation

NaviBlind is an aid that allows the blind and visually impaired to move independently to any outdoor destination — without the need for prior training.

Download on the App Store

How It Works

Step 1: Request a new route

Step 1: Request a new route

Send an email, text or call support to request your custom route.

Step 2: Guide is designed

Step 2: Guide is designed

A NaviBlind Guide Designer draws and prepares your route.

Step 3: You are notified

Step 3: You are notified

You receive a notification when the guide is ready.

Step 4: Turn on the NaviCap

Step 4: Turn on the NaviCap

Activate the NaviCap and connect it via Bluetooth.

Step 5: Instructions start

Step 5: Instructions start

NaviBlind guides you step-by-step through the route.

Step 6: Arrive at destination

Step 6: Arrive at destination

The guide brings you right to the door – safely and independently.

Why Choose NaviBlind?

Safety

NaviBlind increases safety in traffic as the app ensures to keep the user within pedestrian areas such as sidewalks and crosswalks. We call it 'the virtual guiding line'.

Safety

Freedom

NaviBlind can be used to navigate to all the places you wish to visit — a trip to the local park, a visit to a friend, or other spontaneous activities. In all cases, NaviBlind guides the user safely and directly to the door.

Freedom

Intuitive

Most people who try NaviBlind can complete routes on their first attempt. See if you too can benefit from this aid.

Intuitive

Routes of the Highest Quality

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Routes are based on mobility instructions and suit most needs.

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The routes avoid major obstacles and guide along accessible paths.

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Route safety is ensured with updated satellite images of the highest resolution.

Developed with help from among others

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Tested by more than 50 blind and visually impaired individuals

Group of users testing NaviBlind

Listen to recordings from the testing of NaviBlind

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Øjenkrogen

The Corner of the Eye with Sofie Monggaard (in Danish)

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DBSU News

DBSU News with Nicklas and Mohammed (in Danish)

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Øjenkrogen

Test Walk with Henrik Olsen (in Danish)

Excerpts from User Experiences with NaviBlind

Sofie Monggaard

Sofie Monggaard

blind

“I don't mind wearing a hat considering how much value NaviBlind brings me.”

Emil Buus

Emil Buus

blind

“I feel completely safe using NaviBlind to navigate the streets.”

Mohammed Alsaadi

Mohammed Alsaadi

blind

“It's almost impossible to go wrong with NaviBlind. It corrects me as soon as I deviate from the route.”