Accessibility Solutions for Blind and Visually Impaired People

DotMyWay provides accessibility solutions for blind and visually impaired people, designed to make museums, airports, hospitals, public buildings, and private spaces more inclusive.

Through voice guidance, assisted navigation, environmental recognition, and artificial intelligence, the technology helps people move around with greater independence and confidence. The system transforms physical spaces into accessible environments, providing clear information and points of reference throughout the journey.

Accessibility Becomes Part of the Space

An accessibility solution for physical environments

DotMyWay’s accessibility solutions for blind and visually impaired people combine smart tags, voice information, and environmental recognition. This means navigation no longer depends solely on maps or visual signage, but becomes a guided, immediate experience that can be used by everyone.

For a blind or visually impaired person, entering a building, locating a service, reaching a room, or understanding what is around them can be challenging, even when the space itself is physically accessible.

DotMyWay adds an informational and interactive dimension to physical spaces, providing accessible directions and information directly through the user’s smartphone.

The goal is simple: to help people navigate and understand their surroundings with greater independence.

An Accessibility Solution

DotMyWay combines different technologies to provide contextual and accessible information.

Navigation

Helps users locate places, services, and points of interest within a physical space.

Voice Information

Information is delivered through the smartphone and can be listened to without having to read signs or visual directions.

Environmental Recognition

The technology can help identify elements and situations within the surrounding environment, providing useful information to the user.

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence expands the possibilities for interacting with the environment, enabling more contextual and personalized information.

Where DotMyWay Can Be Used

DotMyWay can be deployed in museums and cultural venues, airports and train stations, hospitals and healthcare facilities, public buildings, businesses, and private spaces. In every setting, it provides blind and visually impaired people with a simple, discreet, and independent navigation system.

Museums and Cultural Venues

Make exhibitions, routes, and services more accessible to blind and visually impaired visitors.

DotMyWay can provide contextual voice information to help visitors understand their surroundings and navigate through the space.

Airports and Train Stations

Transportation environments can be complex to navigate for people with visual impairments.

DotMyWay can support navigation and provide information about points of interest and available services.

Public Buildings

Municipal offices, government facilities, and other public buildings can improve the accessibility of their spaces by providing accessible information and navigation tools.

Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities

Within complex facilities, locating entrances, departments, services, and other points of interest can be challenging.

DotMyWay can help make these environments more accessible.

Businesses and Private Facilities

Accessibility also applies to offices, corporate buildings, hotels, shopping centers, and other spaces open to the public.

DotMyWay provides a technological solution for integrating accessibility directly into the environment.

Technology Designed Around People

DotMyWay is not intended to replace the existing mobility and independence tools used by blind and visually impaired people.

It is designed to add information and new ways of interacting with the environment, using tools that users already know, such as their smartphone.

The solution can be adapted to the characteristics of each space and to the specific needs of the organization.

The goal is not simply to indicate a route, but to make the space truly accessible. With DotMyWay, users receive voice directions, can understand their surroundings, and can more easily find services, exits, points of interest, and exhibition content.

Accessibility and Innovation

Accessibility should not be viewed solely as a regulatory requirement.

It is also an opportunity to design better, more inclusive, and easier-to-use environments.

With DotMyWay, assistive technology, artificial intelligence, and voice information work together to create more accessible spaces for blind and visually impaired people.

Let’s Design Your Accessible Space Together

Every environment is different.

That’s why DotMyWay can be adapted to the characteristics of each facility, its routes, available services, and the needs of its users.

Would you like to make your space more accessible?

Contact us to discover how DotMyWay can be implemented in your facility.