It keeps you in the lane
Short spoken cues help you move back toward the centre before drifting out of the lane.
It reads the lane and says it out loud.
RunSight is a working prototype for blind and low-vision runners. Short spoken cues help them stay in their lane and respond to people ahead, without internet or a phone.
Guidance during the run. A clear record when it ends.
It sees the people ahead
RunSight warns when someone is ahead and tells you to stop when they are too close.
It records the run
The device records the GPS route, distance, pace, and guidance events locally. After the run, the app transfers the session to the phone.
The camera at eye level. The computer in a running vest.
The camera sits on the glasses. The computer, battery and GPS ride in a running vest, while spoken guidance reaches the runner through an earphone. A phone is not required during the run.
DeviceSet up RunSight, start a run, and keep every result.
Check that the device is ready, control a run when you need to, review your training, and find routes reviewed by other runners.
Companion app
Why we built it
“If my guide is busy, my training gets postponed.”
RunSight was informed by twelve research sessions that identified fifteen recurring barriers to independent training, including the availability of guide runners.
Read the research
Recognition
Global Ambassador
Samsung Solve for Tomorrow
Top 20 Worldwide
Samsung Solve for Tomorrow
1st Place & People's Choice
Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Indonesia
Everything around the run, in one app.
Pair the device, control a session, review your route and pace, and find tracks reviewed by other runners.