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Experience the .lumen Glasses at SightCity 2026 in Frankfurt

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Promotional .lumen visual for SightCity 2026. A person is wearing the .lumen Glasses against a dark grey background. Large text reads: “Experience the .lumen Glasses at SightCity. May 27–29. Frankfurt, Booth 10O7."

There are few places in Europe where the future of assistive technology is discussed as directly, practically, and meaningfully as at SightCity. This year, .lumen will be there.


From 27–29 May 2026, we will join the SightCity community in Frankfurt to present the .lumen Glasses for the Blind, meet blind and visually impaired visitors, speak with mobility and rehabilitation professionals, and connect with partners working to make independent mobility more accessible.


For us, it's a real honour to be part of this event.


SightCity is one of the most important meeting points for the blind and visually impaired community, assistive technology companies, researchers, distributors, associations, public institutions, and accessibility professionals. It is where people come not just to hear about new solutions but to test them, question them, compare them, and understand if they can truly help in everyday life. Exactly the kind of conversation we want to have.


We are coming to show what we have built, learn from the people who know this field best, and continue building the future of assistive mobility together.


Find us at SightCity between 27–29 May 2026, at Kap Europa, Osloer Straße 5, Frankfurt am Main, Booth 1007, ground floor.

What to expect at our booth


At SightCity, visitors will be able to meet the .lumen team, ask questions, and experience the technology directly.


Expect:

  • experience the .lumen Glasses

  • a simple explanation of how the technology works

  • conversations about AI-powered mobility and haptic guidance

  • direct feedback sessions with our team

  • discussions around partnerships, distribution and public accessibility programs

  • time to understand what the product can do today, what is still being improved, and where the technology is heading next.


We know that assistive technology needs more than impressive demos. It needs trust. It needs honest conversations and people to experience, ask, challenge, and decide for themselves.


Who you will meet


Our team in Frankfurt brings together the core perspectives behind .lumen: technology, vision, and market adoption.


  1. Cornel Amariei, CEO & Founder, will share the story behind .lumen, the mission of building scalable mobility for blind and visually impaired people, and the company’s long-term vision.

  2. Balazs Blenyesi, Chief Business Development Officer, will meet with partners, distributors, institutions, and organisations interested in bringing .lumen technology closer to the people who need it.

  3. Robert Gutt, Head of Navigation, will be there to explain how the Glasses understand pedestrian environments and guide users through space.


Secure your spot


If you would like to make sure you get dedicated time with the team, we highly recommend booking a slot in advance. This also allows you to receive a reminder before the meeting. Book a meeting here.


Of course, we also welcome visitors directly at the booth throughout the event.


Still wondering what are the .lumen Glasses?


The .lumen Glasses for the Blind are an AI-powered mobility headset designed to help blind and visually impaired people move more independently.


The easiest way to explain them is this: they replicate some of the mobility functions of a guide dog, using technology.


The Glasses scan the environment using cameras and AI, understand what is around the user, identify safe paths, and guide the person through haptic & audio feedback.


If the user needs to move slightly left, right, or continue forward, the haptic feedback guides them intuitively. Audio is used only for specific situations where extra information matters, such as crossings, stairs, or finding important objects.


The goal is not to replace the white cane, the guide dog, or years of orientation and mobility training. The goal is to add a new layer of assistance: one that can understand the environment in real time and help blind people navigate more confidently through complex pedestrian spaces.


If you are at SightCity, come by, meet us, ask questions, and experience the Glasses.

See you in Frankfurt, at Booth 1007!


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