Theia Vision Assistant

Theia Vision Assistant

by THEIA S.R.L.

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Theia - Vision Assistant Theia is a virtual assistant designed to make life easier for people who suffer from visual impairment. Through advanced AI models you will be able to easily read text from any surface, recognise objects and their position all while communicating vocally with the assistant. The app is designed to work almost entirely through voice commands. There are several apps on the stores that aim to assist people with visual impairments, but most of them do not fully exploit the potential offered by AI and cloud computing, resulting in unclear transcriptions and not concrete for those suffering from visual impairment. What you'll love about Theia: Advanced AI-powered text recognition from any surface Object identification with precise positioning information Intuitive voice command interface designed for accessibility Continuous improvements through cloud computing technology Getting Started: First install the Theia - Vision assistant app for free on your device Open the app and follow the wizard to start talking to the assistant You will have a free trial week in which you can cancel your subscription if it doesn't meet your needs Theia requires a subscription following your one-week free trial. You can easily manage or cancel your subscription at any time through your account settings. Contact Information: Customer Service: contact@theiaglasses.com Website: https://theiaglasses.com/ Terms & Policies: Terms of Service: https://theiaglasses.com/app-terms-of-service Privacy Policy: https://theiaglasses.com/app-privacy-policy EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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What's New in Theia Vision Assistant

1.0.2

July 9, 2025

Fixed minor issues. Now the assistant is more explicit about the errors it encounters.