Lumyeye on French TV Show Télématin: when technology gives back sight in a new way

This morning on the set of Télématin, viewers discovered Lumyeye, a French application that is transforming the lives of blind and visually impaired people. The show highlighted a simple yet powerful idea: making accessible what many of us take for granted — reading a letter, identifying a product, or understanding a street sign.

Through real demonstrations, we saw how Lumyeye turns a regular smartphone into an intelligent visual assistant. Fully voice-controlled, the app reads text, describes objects, and helps users interact with the world — no screen or complex gestures needed.

This TV appearance is a wonderful recognition for the whole team, but above all, a victory for the users who, every day, prove that technology can truly empower autonomy.

Lumyeye is not just an app — it’s a bridge to greater independence, confidence, and freedom. Seeing its story shared on national television is one more step toward a more inclusive world.

And if this discovery inspires even one person to rediscover the joy of reading, understanding, or finding their way independently, then the mission is already accomplished.

👉 Try Lumyeye for free

Download the app at https://www.lumyeye.com/en/telechargement and see how reading and object recognition can become accessible to everyone again.

👉 Essayez Lumyeye gratuitement :

Téléchargez l’application sur www.lumyeye.com/telechargement et découvrez comment la lecture et la reconnaissance d’objets peuvent redevenir accessibles à tous.