iVision selects the ISP2053-AX BLE module for its Smart Glasses to help the visually impaired navigate the environment.
The iSee project was created as a social initiative to use technology to aid blind people with mobility outside. To date, technology, when it has been used at all, is deployed mainly to assist the visual disabled indoors. By contrast, for outdoor environments, there has been limited progress, with most sight impaired people relying on traditional options such as guide dogs, white canes and Braille signage.
Feedback provided via audio, which can be in the form of vocal or acoustic alerts, according to the preference of the user. The audio is delivered by open-type MEMS speakers, which provide clear output but without blocking out other sounds from the environment, which is clearly critical for a visually impaired person.
The glasses also include an integrated Bluetooth Low Energy solution, which provides connectivity to a smartphone. This connection supports standard audio functions such as call access, audio playback, and access to digital assistants. It also is used for set up and personal configuration of the glasses via a voice-guided setup, and over the air updates. The response of the glasses can be changed depending on the environment, for example to respond to the degree of background noise.
iVision chose the ISP2053 Dual-core Bluetooth Low Energy 5.3 Module as the core of the electronics in this solution. This device, based on Nordic Semiconductor nRF5340 chipset, offers a fully integrated RF solution in a miniature form factor, and incorporates a dual core processing solution with separate application and radio cores.
With all the core computing and radio functions, including antenna, encapsulated within this miniature 8 x 8 mm module, the glasses can remain compact, light, and easy to wear. Low power consumption is another key feature, which enables the glasses to be used for a day of normal usage without recharging.
“We choose Insight SIP’s ISP2053-AX, as it offered a fully integrated solution. The miniature size of the module allowed us to integrate it into the glasses frame without issue. Having all the RF functions provided by the module allowed us to focus on our engineering efforts on the specific issues of the solution” said Federico Fulchir, Project Manager at IVision.

“We are delighted our device has been chosen for this ground breaking project to assist the visual impaired. It is truly inspiring to see such cases where technology is being used to improve lives in a direct and meaningful way”
About iVision Tech
iVision Tech S.p.A. is an Italian company that merges the worlds of eyewear and advanced electronics. Founded in 2020 and listed on the Milan Stock Exchange since August 2023, the company manages the entire value chain from design and industrialization to manufacturing. With a strong commitment to innovation and social responsibility, iVision Tech develops smart devices and assistive technologies that combine fashion-grade design with cutting-edge functionality. The iSee project represents the company’s flagship social initiative, dedicated to enhancing mobility and independence for blind and visually impaired people. Learn more at iVision Tech SpA
About Insight SIP:
Insight SIP is a pioneer in ultra-miniature RF modules, delivering highly integrated module solutions for Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, UWB and LoRA. Their innovative modules enable compact, high-performance designs suitable for a wide range of industries, with a strong focus on IOT solutions. Learn more at www.insightsip.com
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