Aira review

Halifax’s Laura Bain checks out a service called Aira, which works through a smartphone app connecting blind or partially sighted users to remotely-located agents who deliver instant access to visual information. 👓 📱

[@Koda_Grey]

I’m so happy you enjoyed Aira. It’s amazing how having access to sighted eyes at any time can be so helpful!

[@robbieforde9969]

Are used the app for is the first time yesterday, I live in Ireland, there are currently roadworks in my area so I took a different route however, I got lost but the agent was able to direct me perfectly so I got back on track and knew where I was, amazing technology, makes life so independent and so much easier, many thanks

[@unicornfan4356]

This is going to be so great, Accessibility has really come along way

[@AnilDastidar]

Awesome tech. Great story.

[@HawkinaBox]

This is so cool!

[@ashleystewart6579]

If I wanted to purchase these glasses that is with Aira. How much will they cost? And where do I purchase them from if I was interested? Thank you.

[@AccessibleMedia]

Hi there. You can find out more about Aira glasses, and their prices, here: aira.io/envision/

[@poptasticanimation55]

Hi I'm Mr. Meeskeeks, we're here to help. Cannn do. AIRA is a Mr. Meekseeks service

[@artsy_eclipzes6249]

My name is Aira

[@nosightgaming722]

I was using it for Xbox but aira is ment for people that have money to waste. So I hired my own people and created my own little service LOL. If you hire someone for $20 an hour, it ends up beating the price of this service tenfold.