Features
- Compact, lightweight complement to a cane
- Detects obstacles up to 9.35 feet away
- Alerts you with an audible signal or vibration (or both)
- Recommended for familiar areas; doesn't detect drop-offs and other possible hazards
- Includes lanyard and 2 AAA batteries
Hi-tech mobility for the blind and visually impaired Ray was designed to provide a handheld, lightweight and compact supplement to traditional canes for the blind. It is a small, extremely sensitive electronic mobility aid that senses obstacles and alerts the user by emitting audible or vibrating signals (or both.) Ray features easy 2-button operation and is so compact that it can fit in the palm of your hand.
Using an ultrasonic emission similar to the cone of light of a flashlight, Ray can recognize obstacles up to a distance of 9.35 feet (2.85 meters) away and announce them to the user via an audible or vibrating signal.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Ray is intended as a complement to traditional canes for the blind, not as a replacement. While Ray recognizes obstacles in your path, it cannot detect drop-offs such as curbs.
A special Escape mode enables the user to locate small gaps such as door entrances or passageways through a crowd of people (again the user can choose between audible or tactile feedback.)
Ray is incredibly compact (4.72 long by 1.1 wide and only ¾ thick) and ultra lightweight at only 2.1 oz. It fits easily in your hand when in use, and slides into almost any pocket for fast storage. Or wear it around your neck using the included lanyard so it's always at your fingertips when you need it.
Complete Set Includes: Ray, lanyard, 2 AAA batteries, printed user manual
TECHNICAL DETAILS:
Dimensions: 4.72 (120mm) x 1.14 (29mm) x .75 (19mm)
Weight: 2.1 oz. (60 g)
Earphone jack for privacy (earphones not included)
Uses 2 x 1.5 V AAA batteries (included) or rechargeable batteries (not included)
Warranty: 1 year
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