VOICE FOR VISION

Smart glasses can be a tool for independence.

Voice for Vision brings lived experience into the conversation about smart glasses, accessibility and everyday independence.

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WHITE CANE DAY:
ADELAIDE · THURSDAY 15 OCTOBER · 10:00AM–12:00PM

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Accessibility needs a voice in the conversation

Voice for Vision is asking organisations and decision-makers to consider accessibility alongside privacy, safety and security when setting policies for smart glasses.

WAYS YOU CAN HELP:

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How do smart glasses make a difference in your life?

If you use smart glasses as an accessibility tool, we want to hear from you. Share how they help you access information, navigate everyday situations or live more independently.
Your experience can help others understand why access to this technology matters.

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Michael Hutchison showing his Smart Glasses to the camera with his dog Sterling by his side.

MICHAEL HUTCHISON | LIVED EXPERIENCE

“They have become an important part of how I navigate my everyday life.”

Michael Hutchison says Ray-Ban Meta glasses help him read signs and menus, identify objects, navigate unfamiliar places and connect with assistance, giving him greater confidence and independence.

Read Michael’s story

WHITE CANE DAY | ADELAIDE

Join us at Parliament House

On White Cane Day, join Voice for Vision at Parliament House to raise awareness of how smart glasses and accessible technology can support independence and everyday life.

Directions to Parliament House