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Distance estimates and beep mode with Lumyeye Pro

Explore Lumyeye Pro distance estimates and audible beeps for blind and low vision users. This iPhone demo explains approximate readings and LiDAR requirements.

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Video description and transcript

The presenter introduces distance estimates and audible proximity feedback. The camera faces a blue container in a courtyard. The user requests a distance, and a result is displayed and spoken. The user requests “Beep beep.” The app confirms that LiDAR beep mode is active and explains how to stop it. The phone moves closer to the container while the mode remains active.

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00:00:00.000 Sometimes we wanted to know what's in front of me a wall an

00:00:03.850 object. How far away is it?

00:00:06.600 So instead of carrying another heavy devices, we wanted to use

00:00:09.690 something that you already have your phone

00:00:12.220 So we created distance and beep beep in Lumyeye Pro

00:00:16.160 So how do you actually use it? Just say distance the app tells

00:00:20.350 you how far away the object is on

00:00:22.200 Compatible iPhones with LiDAR you can get precise distance on

00:00:25.730 Android the app provides you approximate distance

00:00:28.520 then there is a beep beep if the object is more than 1.5 meter

00:00:32.960 away you will hear beep beep every two seconds if you

00:00:35.960 Move closer the beep gets louder helping you to understand how

00:00:39.500 close you are to the object and

00:00:41.080 this is not just a feature we created in theory one of our

00:00:45.440 clients actually wanted to know where his dog was how far away it was

00:00:49.240 then he used distance to find out and

00:00:52.200 That's exactly what we wanted whether you are in a room looking

00:00:55.420 for something around you or trying to understand where a wall or an

00:00:59.320 Object is your phone can give you another way to understand the

00:01:02.440 space around you distance

00:01:04.080 Distance two meters five centimeters

00:01:09.480 Beep beep

00:01:13.640 LiDAR beep mode active double tap to stop one meter ninety five centimeters

00:01:22.720 Beep beep

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The demonstration, explained

What this video shows

Explore Lumyeye Pro distance estimates and audible beeps for blind and low vision users. This iPhone demo explains approximate readings and LiDAR requirements.

  1. 01 · Recorded step

    The presenter introduces distance estimates and audible proximity feedback.

  2. 02 · Recorded step

    The camera faces a blue container in a courtyard.

  3. 03 · Recorded step

    The user requests a distance, and a result is displayed and spoken.

  4. 04 · Recorded step

    The user requests “Beep beep.”

  5. 05 · Recorded step

    The app confirms that LiDAR beep mode is active and explains how to stop it.

  6. 06 · Recorded step

    The phone moves closer to the container while the mode remains active.

Questions about this video

Which phone is needed for the demonstrated distance modes?

The official user guide specifies a compatible iPhone Pro or Pro Max equipped with LiDAR. Check the device requirements before trying the distance functions.

Is the spoken distance an exact measurement?

The numerical readout belongs to one recording and phone position. The demonstration does not establish measurement accuracy across objects or conditions.

Can these cues replace a cane or guide dog?

No. The guide advises continuing to use your usual mobility aids and paying attention to your surroundings. The phone supplies additional proximity information.

For blind and low vision users

This English recording shows an iPhone workflow. Check the official guide for device requirements and continue using your usual mobility aids when exploring distance or object cues.

Read the article about this recording or consult the official user guide. Read the detailed feature explanation.