US EditionNaperville teens create assistive device for visually-impaired swimmers
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Naperville teens create assistive device for visually-impaired swimmers
Four Naperville teens have designed a product that could revolutionize exercise for the visually impaired. Kyle Wang, Allen Xu, Aiden Xie and Steven He collaborated to create Eyerobic, an assistive headband that helps the visually impaired swim and in the future, run. Assistive headband utilizes camera and audio to keep swimmers on track Paired with an app to initiate a workout, the headband has a camera that tracks the T-marker in pools, helpin…
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