NaviLens technology was trialled on Southampton’s bus network to make public transport genuinely accessible for blind and partially sighted passengers.
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Great to see NaviLens technology being trialled on Southampton’s bus network! 🚌 Making public transport genuinely accessible means giving everyone access to the informa…
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NaviLens
Empowering the blind and partly-sighted through a proprietary inclusive and accessible next-generation QR code.
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- Murcia, ES
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About NaviLens
Making Universal Accessibility the new standard. Unlike traditional systems, NaviLens can be scanned from long distances, on the move and without needing to focus the camera. This allows any user to navigate public transport and urban spaces with full autonomy, identify products and access cultural information in +40 languages. By integrating these capabilities into the NaviLens and NaviLens GO apps, we make the world more inclusive and easier for everyone to understand.
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NaviLens participated in the UK, Melbourne, Uruguay, and Spain.
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NaviLens participated in the American Council of the Blind Convention in the US.
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NaviLens is helping Local Transport Authorities in England publish their first Bus Network Accessibility Plans by 1 April 2027.
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