Rango vs SonarVision

Rango turns the white cane into a smart assistant to help people with blindness or visual impairment get around independently. Once connected to its companion mobile app, Rango lets you easily access all its features without taking your phone out of your pocket. Main features: - Adapted pedestrian GPS navigation: voice address input and route recalculation. - 3D voice description of intersections: understand the layout through spatialized audio. - Nearby public transport times: easily access stops, lines, and next departures. - Smart obstacle detection: alerts only in case of collision risk, with 3D audio to locate the obstacle. - “Where am I?” feature: get your location at any time with a single button press. - Integrated visibility LED: be seen day and night by pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers for increased safety.

SonarVision guides you with sub-meter precision on pedestrian routes prepared and verified by your loved ones. Step 1: Create a route between two locations. Step 2: Ask a friend or a loved one to verify and customize the route. Step 3: Follow the route independently with SonarVision’s ultra-precise guidance. The app is 100% accessible with VoiceOver and was designed from the ground up with the help of many visually impaired individuals. SonarVision uses a VPS (Visual Positioning System) developed by Apple. It compares the video captured by your phone with Apple or Google Maps’ panoramic images to refine your position to within one meter. Routes prepared by your loved ones is done through our web platform. Visit our website to explore all of SonarVision’s features!