Field of Vision, a Dublin-based initiative visually impaired sports enthusiasts developed a device that allows them to better follow the matches in stadiums. Called Field of Vision, this device allows users to not only listen, but also feel the excitement of the match.

field of viewDavid Deneher, co-founder of , stated that the device makes sports fans feel like they are part of the game. This initiative was founded by three friends during the Covid-19 quarantine and attracted a lot of attention in a short time.

Matches can be followed with the embossed tablet and the magnetic ring.

Visual field, visually impaired and partially blind sports fans A wearable device that provides haptic feedback. It follows the match through special cameras in the stadiums and detects important moments with the help of artificial intelligence. It can transmit the detected information to the user via vibration. Users can feel the current status of the match thanks to the magnetic ring on the device.

Small, located on the device sports field in relief The shaped tablet has the ability to convey the status of the match to the user in about half a second. Users can sense the location of the ball and important events in the match by moving their finger over this tablet. In addition, thanks to the headphone jack on the device, you can audio description in the stadium They will also be able to listen.

Explaining matches to visually impaired viewers Testing the device with club volunteers resulted in positive feedback. Field of Vision has conducted prototype testing in major stadiums such as Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium and Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, showing that the device significantly improves the sporting experience. Field of Vision plans to expand into major European soccer leagues and American markets. Visual field device, Let visually impaired sports fans experience matches in stadiums and offers the opportunity to participate more actively, making the sporting experience more accessible to everyone.