I can see this changing the way that I walk down the street. The exploration, the willingness to investigate something more than I would otherwise do do if I didn’t have an immediate assistance from a fellow bystander or pedestrian, or the ability to get the information from some other app. This has a lot of power, and I really can see it completely changing the way that I get from one place to another.

The power here is in helping us construct the mental picture. And not everybody has the same skill at creating mental images, but most of us are trying to do that.

When I’m walking around it would be wonderful to have access to street signs, maybe even just being able to get a perspective. Hey, what’s around here, what am I looking at? What building is in front of me? What kind of car is this? As a blind person you don’t really think about the things that you might be able to see because you aren’t aware of them. So I might not even have all the possible ideas of how much this will be useful to me.

I would love to take it to the wild: Take it to the gym and see what equipment is there, take it hiking, go on a walk with my kids and see what we’re all seeing and explain things to them.

I could broaden my horizons, hang out, check out the community, go to parks, check out natural areas for tactile sensory experiences. Malls, for sure, and Electronic stores. If I took this and went to the airport, or a cafe… this can give me a better user experience with respect to enjoying the lifestyle of just walking, and finding the counter and go buy whatever I need.