Hey Prócer
Say “Hey Prócer” and ask questions without touching the phone.
Read, ask and understand the world around you.
Signs, documents, menus, screens, classes and everyday scenes can be hard to interpret without visual assistance. PROCER Smart Glasses captures that information and turns it into an accessible experience through voice and artificial intelligence.
Ask by voice, take a photo with the glasses, listen to documents and consult your personal library — from an app with high contrast, large controls and accessible navigation.
Say “Hey Prócer” and ask questions without touching the phone.
Chat with PROCER, attach files or photos and get clear answers.
Take a photo with the glasses and ask what's in front of you.
Open PDF or text documents and listen to them with sentence or paragraph navigation.
Save documents, images, audio and video to consult later.
Choose language, voice, speed and volume to adapt the experience.
Turn on your PROCER glasses and pair them with the app via Bluetooth.
Or open the assistant. Use the app without touching the phone.
Ask a question, take a photo or upload a document.
Get the answer by voice and text, clearly and accessibly.
The app takes a photo with the glasses, analyzes it and answers you by voice. Ideal for orienting yourself, reading a sign or understanding a street scene.
Every photo, document and query is saved in your personal library. Then you ask the assistant about that content and it answers with the exact information you saved.
An interactive tutorial with the real app, screen by screen and narrated by voice, in Spanish and English. You can also download the full manual as an accessible PDF.
Reading glasses on and in use: the user asks a question, takes a photo with the glasses, and receives the answer by voice.
PROCER Smart Glasses prioritizes high contrast, large buttons, voice announcements, simple navigation and clear answers. The experience is designed to access everyday information more autonomously.
PROCER can support educational processes, job inclusion programs, visual rehabilitation centers, social organizations and families looking to improve access to information for people with visual impairments.
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