Orah Vision – Making Vision Simpler

Kevin out here at Aura Vision. I'm going to run to my office over here. Why are you so I miss Raul. So long. We heard all about your company. Here's the the oil I'm sitting over here, the staff. Let me get me involved over here. We heard so much about you. And I found the mic over here. Let me see. Let me see. That the mic is awesome. >> I got to show you what this is about. It's a crazy story cuz really this whole entire operation, now it's like all over the US, international, really it all started cuz my father wanted to sit and learn. It's pretty crazy story. >> it all goes back to Torah. >> Oh, it goes back to Torah. My father is a massive talmud chacham. >> Mhm. >> His vision kept on getting worse. >> Mhm. >> They couldn't do anything and I'm calling around. I'm like, "What what what can we do for him?" And like, "You know, they have these like CCTV devices." And I'm like, "My grandmother used to use that, you know?" I'll show you the problem. The problem is if you're trying to sit and learn, imagine imagine he can't see. So you take a There's a Mishna Berurah there. You put it down and you have to have it big cuz he can't see. So in order to learn now you got to move it like this. >> Mhm. >> Just to be able to learn. You can't find your place. >> So you keep on moving it all over the place. >> You try to move it all over as I It's impossible. You can't sit and learn. You can't. It doesn't doesn't work. >> Mhm. >> So originally I thought we're going to make like a stand there. >> Okay. >> there, takes a picture, it puts it on the screen and that's it. He can sit and learn. Lema'aseh, we have a whole a whole situation here. And then that evolved from that. >> came from that? >> This was developed just to help. It's it's amazing cuz some of the biggest gedolim of our sitting and using it on every day. Reb Berel Povarsky and Reb Shmuel >> No way. Reb Berel sits with this? >> Reb Berel sits with it. Reb Reuven Feinstein learns with it. Who else? Reb Chaim Kanievsky for all. >> Wow. >> Who else? Dayan Pozen. Who else? Reb Dovid Reb Dovid Cohen. >> Really? So the the the the oil over here here is this is so out of this office you guys develop this device called the >> Oura Vision Analyst. It's It wasn't over here though. It was in my little garage. This is This is This is an expanded All good things start in a garage. >> So your father was hard of seeing and he had low low vision. >> Yeah, he has he has a bunch of things. It's very common though. >> So that's very common. So you said I'm going to develop something for my father to stay learning. >> That's it. >> And you came out with >> I had no choice cuz I was a therapist sitting and doing therapy all day. >> Boom. >> It was the last thing in the world I ever imagined myself doing. >> Wow. >> crazy. >> So let me see how crazy this device is. >> Let me show you. So over here, when you put something down, I'm going to show you in a second, instead of having to do any of that, all you need to do is as I >> Zoom in. Zoom it. >> Let me show you. Because not only does it zoom into a picture, it will split it into two. So if we have, let's say a Chovos Halovos cuz what could be better than a Chovos Halovos? We open a Chovos Halovos as I And you see like the pages and the curving, you touch the button and let me show you. One, two, boom. So it made everything clear and straight. >> So it has a full It takes the whole page even though it's curved here, it makes it straight. >> The whole thing straight. >> Look at that guys. That's amazing. >> And just go like this. Back and forth. That's the whole thing. >> What are you talking about? >> take anything. >> That's insane. >> All pages here. >> Wow. So compare this Put this down over here now. >> One button. >> Yeah, yeah, for lunch. Show me here. >> Over here, it's not again. It's not yet. Look at this. You have to go like this. >> He has no idea to place. He can't zoom out. He can't zoom in. >> Imagine Do you have to go like this to learn? >> Imagine you have to >> Listen, the Gedolim are strong. They learn anyway. But me, I don't know. >> You have to move around that whole thing over there. Wow. Look at this. Look how nice this is. I'm neat, I'm beautiful. So, this is a real real huge invention when it comes to people with uh vision impaired, you know? >> Yeah. I mean, now it's selling all over like the world, but and for like veterans and all kinds of stuff, but >> Really? It was built >> It was built for the blind, but now even people are using for all different stuff. >> Yeah, for all different stuff. >> Wow, that's great. >> So, the whole thing is crazy because this was built for my father, but the Seattle Shmaya is crazy. I mean, even from Yiddidia over there he'll say hi. >> How'd you meet Yiddidia? >> I'm telling you, I I had this like presence on LinkedIn. I have like a thing. It was all therapy. I start posting that I'm building this thing. I need to figure out how to do it for my father. And this guy, he sends me a message. He's like, "It's Bains Manor. I'm bored. I'll take a shot at it." That's literally how we started. >> He's in BMG. >> The rabbi, don't ask. We brought him to the dark side. But, he's sitting in That's it. That's how it started. And Barry over here >> Who's Barry? Who's Barry? Shalom aleichem, Barry. Okay, how did he get involved in there? >> a mic. When when Barry started, he came He's been in this field for like 12 years. He's been deep in this. He knows every guy in the industry in the low vision industry by first name. I went to shows. He's like best friends with everyone everyone there. And he sends me a message. He's like, "Oh, I like this thing." And I'm like, I still need my pants. I want to talk to the guy and I'm like, "Who is he?" And then once we got him in place, he came involved and he's been getting contracts around the >> got involved and you're now on this team over here. >> Absolutely. >> Wow, let's let's compare him to Mike. Let's hear from Barry his side in this new invention over here that's going to take over the world. >> So, I've been involved with low vision assistive technology now for probably a good 10 years. And I took a break from with assistive technology for about 2 years. And I said to myself, "If there's something that's going to really be a game changer and really make an impact, I want to be involved with it. And I again, through LinkedIn, I was able to connect with Yisroel and the OrCam Vision team, and I'm here today. And I'm happy to say that the technology that we've created is game-changing. It's next level. It's really changing the entire playing field when it comes to the low vision assistive technology field. So, really exciting. I've been traveling crisscrossing the country, meeting with veterans, our distributors, individuals, you name it. And the level of excitement, the smiles that we see day in day out are really what's really driving us here. So, it's great to be It's great to be at at the forefront technology. And it's exciting times. >> Exciting. Let's see some more features. Let me see from you, Barry. What do you What do What do you have on this machine? Some more features that Yisroel can get to. >> So, we're going to go ahead and let's go ahead and Where am I? Let me go my images. Okay. So, let's go ahead and we'll Let's go here. Okay. So, here we have a form. >> So, wait a minute. So, this saves everything that you Everything you capture of >> Everything Everything you place down here under the camera, one click, you capture it, and it's saved. You tap here on the bottom here, it says all pages, and this is where you have all of your pages. Everything that you've captured will go over here. And we have the ability to create folders as well. So, if you want to organize, if you're doing daf yomi, where you want to have a you know, perek at a time, whatever it is, you can cap You can do that, and you can put it all into a folder. >> Shnayim mikra, you know, you you name it. >> You could create your whole swarm shock in this thing. >> Absolutely. But, the same thing goes for medical bills. It's very tough to keep track of your bills. So, let's say for example, someone is going for a medical procedure, and they need to sign documents. So, we showed you over here on this older technology, it's very challenging to zoom in. Then you can imagine trying to >> Sign the paper. >> Yeah, sign the paper, exactly. So, what we did here was that we incorporated a new writing feature. And it allows a user to literally um to write here on the screen. >> So, they could it becomes like a regular tablet this kind of. Yeah. Just 10 times over. >> Exactly. Uh but it it's just it takes us to, you know, a whole 'nother level. So, we can save that now. We can now take this um this particular, you know, image that we captured with, you know, my signature, we can send it to a printer, so you could print it out. >> Wow. >> Right? So, then you can go come prepared to the doctor or whatever if you're signing an important document, you can print it out. Uh we will have email in the very near future. >> That's insane. >> you can add it to a folder. We can create a new folder here. We'll call this um medical. >> So, folders with with with files and everything that the person needs is on it. >> So, now we've If I go into all pages and I click folders, we have our medical here and then we have the forms right over here. >> Wow. So, all features are for one goal, for somebody who is has a low vision. >> Yeah, someone is living with macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, um Stargardt disease. Again, those are some of the very common sight loss conditions. Um you're living with a sight loss or low vision, this device provides you with a desktop magnification, but next generation technology. >> It's a life changer. >> This is a it's a it's a life changer because we've taken everything that was difficult from a traditional CCTVs and we brought it into one uh unique platform that allows you to accomplish everything. I wanted just even just, you know, I want to show you uh back let's go here. Um We'll deal with Yeah, we'll deal with we'll deal with it. We talked about here. Um and this is close over us, right? So, we're zooming in, right? Let's go ahead and again to help someone keep track of where they are uh reading. So one we have a reading line here. So we know when we capture the image, you can really see how flat and straight the image is, right? This this is this is a great test, a great litmus test. So here, now when you come to the end of the line, right? Traditionally, you would have to go all the way back and then start over again. So here we added a feature. It's called continuous reading. And what that allows us to do is that we get to the end of the line here, right? I'm going to go slow here. We get to the end of the line and it's what it's going to do is going to repeat >> the next line. >> the next line, exactly. And then all you have to do is just move slightly up slightly up or down per se. And that again, it really keeps the Not only does it they can keep easily keep their place, but they that continuous so it's not back and forth back and forth. You're going in one direction. >> I'm going to show you the craziest part of this whole thing. >> Okay. >> part is what happens with AI. Cuz like this started to learn and look look at this. Check this out. I put in a grocery list. Not only that, I put in a grocery list, I crossed off the Over here you could see I crossed off cottage cheese. But I can't see I can hardly see anything, right? Watch this. >> Ask Aura. AI can make mistakes. Always double check information. Hey, I'm Aura. How can I help? >> Am I supposed to buy cottage cheese or cream cheese? >> The list indicates you should buy cream cheese as cottage cheese has been crossed out. >> That's crazy. That's crazy. So it reads your grocery list. You see what somebody who's older gets birthday cards, it puts it into the same picture, reads a few. >> Reads the whole thing. >> could read it could read you this birthday list? >> It could read everything. It could read you notes of a piano. It'll explain to me what these notes are. But even if I get like a list like this, watch this. >> menu club milk >> What am I doing? I'm confused. >> AI can make mistakes. Always double-check information. Hey, I'm Aura. How can I help? >> What is this and what am I supposed to do? >> This is a Medicare form for South Island Gastroenterology Associates. You are supposed to sign it to authorize Medicare payments to the doctor. >> Crazy. >> And acknowledge >> So it explains you what your lists are, what your doctor's bills are, everything. >> Everything you need to see, you got to fill out forms, you got to everything. It literally So like the whole idea is it really gives people their independence back. >> It is. Somebody who's older and impaired, a lot of times they'll dump them in a nursing home cuz they can't take care of themselves. They can't see. So this gives a person a whole new life. >> Yeah, I speak to people and like what do you do about forms? They tell me my kids, but I got to call them and whatever and then >> They can write forms here, fill out forms. >> Print it. Wow. Understand what's going on. It's It's crazy. >> insane. What a kid is you brought to the world. Unreal. >> So to call to to get in touch, numbers right over here, 732-637-9674. We're doing demos now in Brooklyn. >> Really? That means somebody can come down with his with a senior person who's impaired and let him try it out. Let him use it. Let him see how he enjoys it. >> Yeah. Some days we're doing demos now in Lakewood. You come all the time, but some days we're doing demos now. WhatsApp, check out the website, AuraVision. You can see a video. >> AuraVision.com? >> AuraVision, o r a h v i s i o n dot com. >> Amazing. So you have to call the number, call text WhatsApp this number, go to the website. We'll put it on the screen. If you know somebody that his life is impaired by his vision, you better hook him up with this AuraVision cuz this is a life changer. Like you said, good doily out there using it. And this is already what you did. You changed history. Thank you so much, Israel Barry and all the crew. Thank Thank guys. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> are doing amazing stuff here. >> Thank you. Thank you.