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EchoVision isn't just built by our engineers; it's shaped by the voices and lived experiences of our community. From our first prototypes to today, your ideas and stories have guided what we build. Whether you want to share an idea, talk with other owners or join us live, we would love to have you with us.

The Wish List

The EchoVision Wish List gathers what owners have asked for and shows where each idea stands today, from under review to released. Have an idea of your own? The wish list explains how to share it and how we decide.

Talk with other owners

Meet us live

Twice a month we host a free hour on Zoom where anyone can ask questions and see EchoVision in action. We also bring EchoVision to conventions, so you can try it hands-on. Dates and registration links are on the Events page.

Share your story

Want to tell others how EchoVision fits into your day? Contact us. You can also read stories from other owners.

Newsletters

Product news, shipping updates and upcoming events. To get them by email, use "Subscribe to our email" at the bottom of this page.

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The Pre-Product Era

Roots in the Community

Long before EchoVision took its physical form, we were on the ground listening. We partnered with the East Bay Center for the Blind and collaborated closely with other community leaders to refine our core concepts. By observing how people who are blind or have low vision interact with their world daily, we ensured that every feature of EchoVision was born from a real need.

Community members at a lunch table. One tries on EchoVision glasses.

The Vista Center Trials

Refining the Vision

In September 2024, we took our early concepts to the Ignite Accessibility Entrepreneur Pitch hosted by the San Jose Vista Center. This event, followed by a closed door community Lunch and Learn, provided the critical first-hand feedback we needed to polish the user experience. This is just an example of how we ensure EchoVision resonated with the community before stepping onto the world stage.

Visitors, some with guide dogs and white canes, crowd the AGIGA booth.

CSUN 2025

The Grand Debut

EchoVision officially debuted to the public at CSUN 2025, drawing immediate and widespread attention. Hundreds of attendees experienced the power of our AI firsthand, and the response was electric. The BBC described the technology as “Very Promising,” and we were honored when Stevie Wonder stopped by our booth to experience EchoVision for himself, marking a historic milestone for our team.

A woman tries on EchoVision glasses at a convention demo table.

ACB & NFB Partnerships

Continuous Evolution

Following our debut, we entered a phase of intensive field testing as a proud sponsor of the ACB (American Council of the Blind) and NFB (National Federation of the Blind) conventions. By putting our latest prototypes into the hands of hundreds of participants for group studies, we ensured that EchoVision continues to grow and adapt based on the rigorous standards of the community.

Visitors at the AGIGA booth at CES, with the Innovation for All award sign on the counter.

CES Innovation for All

Global Recognition

The journey from community trials to global recognition culminated in EchoVision winning the CES "Innovation for All" Award. This honor belongs to the entire community that helped us iterate and improve at every step. Watch our demo video below to see why EchoVision is being recognized as a leader in inclusive technology.

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