AI vision assistance

Helping blind and low-vision users understand what is around them.

KenkoEye uses live camera vision and spoken responses to help users identify objects, read labels, explore rooms, find household items, and move through daily life with more confidence.

Real user testing

See KenkoEye in action

Watch a real demonstration of KenkoEye being used for live AI vision assistance.

KenkoEye demonstration - DJ using the app in the backyard

Real-world testing with blind and low-vision users. KenkoEye describes objects, surroundings, and daily living details through spoken AI vision. Tap to watch on YouTube.

Describe

Point the camera and hear what is in front of the user.

Live Mode

Short spoken alerts for surroundings, objects, and movement support.

Read Mode

Read labels, packages, signs, mail, and product text aloud.

Kitchen Help

Identify food, appliances, packaging, refrigerator items, and counter objects.

Home Explorer

Describe rooms, locate doors, counters, furniture, and household items.

Built From Testing

Created from real use with blind users, including hands-free home testing.

How it works

KenkoEye opens directly in the browser. The user allows camera access, points the camera toward the object or area, and listens to the spoken response.

1

Open

Open the KenkoEye app page.

2

Allow Camera

Give camera access so the app can see.

3

Choose Mode

Use Describe, Live, or Read.

4

Listen

KenkoEye speaks the answer aloud.

Safety notice: KenkoEye is an assistive AI tool. It should not replace a white cane, guide dog, mobility training, caregiver support, or personal judgment. Users should test in safe environments first.

Add KenkoEye to your phone home screen

Open the KenkoEye app page on the phone, then use the browser share menu and choose "Add to Home Screen." The saved app icon should open directly to the KenkoEye camera page.