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- Page 1 Envision Glasses Envisioner’s Guide Beginner’s guide for Envision Glasses users (Envisioners). Learn more about the Envision Glasses; what’s inside the box, how to get started and how to use the gestures of the Envision Glasses. ...
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- Page 3 Envision Technologies B.V. Wilhelmina van Pruisenweg 104 2595 AN, The Hague The Netherlands ...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of content 1. Congratulations, you own a pair of Envision Glasses! 5 2. What’s in the box? 7 2.1 Envision Glasses Body 7 2.2 Envision Glasses Frame 8 2.3 Envision Glasses Power Cable 9 2.4 Envision Lifetime Subscription 9 ... - Page 5 Connect to the internet using the Envision Glasses (Wi-Fi QR Code) 26 How do I create a Wi-Fi QR code? 27 Connect to the internet by using your Envision Glasses and the Envision app 27 Connect to the internet by using the Envision app 28 ...
- Page 6 What to do if I don’t have USB-C earphones or speakers? 32 6. Power 33 6.1 Charging 33 6.2 Behaviour 34 6.3 On or off 34 6.4 Sleep or awake 34 Folding the glasses 34 Power button 34 Settings 34 ...
- Page 7 Taught faces? 42 Explore 42 7.4 Call 42 Call an Ally 42 Add ally? 43 Complete the steps below to add someone as an Ally: 43 8. Make it personal! 45 8.1 Device Settings 45 Audio 45 Change volume 45 ...
- Page 8 My hotspot is not detected by the Envision Glasses? 52 Are the Envision Glasses waterproof? 53 How do I clean the glasses? 53 9.3 Glossary 53 9.4 Customer Service 54 5 ...
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Page 9: Congratulations, You Own A Pair Of Envision Glasses
Envision Glasses! Congratulations and welcome to Envision! We really hope you will enjoy the Envision Glasses, and that you will make Envision an integral part of your daily life. The Envision Glasses are AI-powered smart glasses that help visually ... - Page 10 7 ...
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Page 11: What's In The Box
2.1 Envision Glasses Body The body is the main part of the Envision Glasses and it features the processor, the battery, the speakers and the camera. It is shaped like one half of a spectacle frame and sits on your right ear, when you put it ... -
Page 12: Envision Glasses Frame
2.2 Envision Glasses Frame The Envision Glasses frame needs to be attached to the body through the hinge. This will allow you to wear the Envision Glasses. The lightweight titanium frame is shipped separately in the cardboard box. ... -
Page 13: Envision Glasses Power Cable
2.3 Envision Glasses Power Cable To charge your Envision Glasses, we have added a power cable. This is a USB to USB-C cable. You can plug the cable in any USB adapter and start charging your device right away. Keep in mind that this device ... -
Page 14: Getting Started
This chapter is a quick guide to get you started with the Envision Glasses. It consists of How-Tos on installing the Envision app, attaching the frame, charging your device and starting the onboarding process with the Envision Glasses. 3.1 Install the Envision app on your phone ... -
Page 15: Using A Qr Code
Using a QR code The easiest way to find the Envision app is by scanning the QR code located above, which you can do by following these instructions: Step 1: Open the camera app on your smartphone. Step 2: Point the camera to the QR code located on the next page. Step 3: It will recognise the QR code and a notification will appear on ... -
Page 16: For Android Phones
Step 2: Clearly say Search for Envision AI on the App Store. Siri recognises Envision AI as “Envision Aye Eye”. Step 3: Allow it to open the App Store. After you search for Envision manually or with Siri, you will be presented with a list of apps that match (or come close to matching) ... -
Page 17: Using Google Assistant: Option 2
3.2 Login to the Envision app To get started with the Envision Glasses, log in to the Envision app. If you don’t have an account yet, an account will be created. You can sign up by using your email or the other methods. As stated in chapter ... -
Page 18: Attach The Envision Glasses Frame
3.3 Attach the Envision Glasses Frame Get your Envision Glasses body out of the box (if you haven't already done so). After that, open the other smaller box where you will find the ... -
Page 19: Detaching The Frame
Detaching the frame Step 1: Take your Envision Glasses off your face and make sure they stay in a folded-out position. This means that the front of the body, where the camera and display are located, is folded out. ... -
Page 20: Turn On Your Envision Glasses
3.4 Turn on your Envision Glasses Now that your frame is attached to the body, let’s turn on the Envision Glasses! You can do so by holding the power button for 6 seconds. The ... -
Page 21: Pair Envision Glasses With The App
Envision Glasses, but it will also make sure they get powered on. 3.5 Pair Envision Glasses with the app Your Envision Glasses are powered on and it is speaking out to “Go to EnvisionGlasses.com " . This means the device is on, but not paired with the smartphone, yet. ... -
Page 22: Welcome To The Envision Glasses
3.6 Welcome to the Envision Glasses! At this point, you will go through the introductory tutorial on the Envision Glasses. You will first be taught where the touchpad is located, afterwards, you will learn about the swipe and tap gestures. ... -
Page 23: Interacting With The Envision Glasses
menu overview and gestures. 4.1 Buttons There is only one physical button on the Envision Glasses: the power ... -
Page 24: Overview
To power on your Envision Glasses, hold the button for 6 seconds. It takes about a minute to turn on the Envision Glasses. A power-on sound will be played, after which the glasses are ready for use. ... -
Page 25: First Level: Main Menu
First level: Main menu After completing the introductory tutorial on the Envision Glasses, you will end up on the home screen. This is also the start of the main menu. From the main menu, you can scroll through the entire menu by swiping ... -
Page 26: Third Level: Active
At the introductory tutorial of the Envision Glasses, you will be able to discover where the touchpad is located. While you are in the menu, try to use the touchpad ... -
Page 27: Swipe Forward
There are two kinds of gestures that can be performed on the glasses: swipes and taps. Swipes are mainly used to navigate through different screens and levels in the glasses and taps are used to interact with particular screens and features. There are three kinds of swipes: ... -
Page 28: Swipe Down
This gesture allows you to go back to the start screen from anywhere inside the Envision Glasses operating system. When doing a two-finger swipe down on the start screen, your device will be set to ... -
Page 29: Tap-And-Hold
Tap-and-hold The tap-and-hold gesture is done by placing one finger on the touchpad and leaving it on the touchpad for a second. When you tap and hold on any screen, it provides you with additional information and description of what that menu, or feature, is. So if you are ever lost or unsure about how to use a feature, you can just tap and hold when you ... -
Page 30: Staying Connected
USB-C port at the back of the Google Glass. 5.1 Network Most of the features of the Envision Glasses require an internet connection. We help you connect to your preferred Wi-Fi during the pairing process itself. You can also connect to the internet in the ... -
Page 31: How Do I Create A Wi-Fi Qr Code
Step 11: While you are wearing the Envision Glasses, l ook at the Wi-Fi Code , or point the camera located on the front towards the generated Wi-Fi QR Code. A processing sound is played when the QR ... -
Page 32: Connect To The Internet By Using The Envision App
Step 7: Tap on C onnect . Step 8: You will be connected to the Wi-Fi network. Features that do not require an internet connection To enjoy the full potential of the Envision Glasses, an internet ... -
Page 33: Hotspot On Ios
outside, one other possibility is to connect to your phone and use it as a hotspot. Once your hotspot is on, you can go through the same steps as shown in the previous paragraphs. Hotspot on iOS: To turn on your hotspot on an iPhone or iPad, complete the following ... -
Page 34: My Hotspot Is Not Detected By The Envision Glasses
5.2 Bluetooth The Envision Glasses have a built-in Bluetooth module. This does not only allow the device to pair with the Envision app, but also to connect to other Bluetooth devices, such as headphones and earbuds. ... -
Page 35: Connecting To Airpods
Step 8: Now double-tap on the name of your AirPods and wait for it to connect. Step 9: A success sound will be played and your AirPods are now connected with the Envision Glasses. In some cases, it might take up to 10 seconds before the sound comes from the AirPods. ... -
Page 36: Usb-C
to the Envision Glasses. This port is used to charge the glasses with the ... -
Page 37: Power
6. Power The Envision Glasses have a built-in battery that can last up to 5 hours, depending on how it is used. 6.1 Charging The Google Glass can be charged with any USB-C cable. This can both ... -
Page 38: Behaviour
Press the power button down firmly for 3 seconds to turn the device on again. It takes about a minute for the Envision Glasses to power on. Once the glasses are powered on, you will hear a sound. ... -
Page 39: Settings
Settings Inside device settings, navigate to power and after that to sleep. This will put your glasses to sleep (even if the glasses are folded out). 36 ... -
Page 40: Features
7. Features The features of the Envision Glasses are divided into four categories: ‘Read’, ‘Identify’, ‘Find’ and ‘Call’. Each category consists of 1 or more features. Besides these four categories, there are three more tabs with device settings, feature preferences and help. Chapter 4 .2 shows an ... -
Page 41: Reset Instant Text
Reset instant text? Is the text still reading out what you were pointing your glasses at previously? Then double-tap to reset instant text and it will start reading out the new piece of text. Switch between online and offline instant text? It is possible to use instant text offline for reading Latin-based ... -
Page 42: Scan Text
Step 2: Go to I nstant Text. Step 3: Double-tap to toggle b etween the offline mode being enabled or disabled. Step 4: Swipe down to confirm your selection. Scan Text ‘Scan Text' is the second feature in the ‘Read’ category. This feature allows you to take a scan of a document or a piece of text. -
Page 43: Switch Text Detection On Or Off
mind that the type of document and amount of words determine the frequency of taps that will be played. Step 5: Once you think the frequency of the taps will not go any higher, double-tap again to capture the text. Step 6: Your text is processed and will be opened in the reader, where ... -
Page 44: Identify
Detect colors Detect colors that appear in front of the camera. The Envision Glasses will speak out what is in front of you. This way you always know whether you are matching your red T-shirt with your red shoes. ... -
Page 45: The Spoken Colors Are Not Correct
Step 2: Go to F ind Objects a nd double-tap. Step 3: Look around with your Envision Glasses to look for the specific item. Step 4: Swipe forward or back to switch between the different objects that you want to find. ... -
Page 46: Taught Faces
Step 1: Go to F ind . Step 2: Go to F ind People a nd double-tap. Step 3: Once people are detected by the camera, a sound will be played. This means that a person is in front of you. Their name will be spoken out if you have taught Envision to recognise this person. ... -
Page 47: Add Ally
Step 6: Once your friend has opened the link on their phone and has the Envision Ally app installed, you will be approved as their Envisioner. Now turn on your Envision Glasses. Step 7: On your Envision Glasses, go to C all . ... - Page 48 Step 9: Your new added Ally will appear in the list, which you can scroll through by swiping forward and back. ...
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Page 49: Make It Personal
The audio settings allow you to change the volume and speed of the screen reader. In the instructions below we assume that you are wearing the Envision Glasses, that the device is on and that you are on the main menu. ... -
Page 50: Change Speed
Wi-Fi Most of the Envision Glasses features require an internet connection. You can connect to a Wi-Fi connection by using the Envision Glasses or by using the Envision app. Go to chapter 5 .1 to learn how to connect ... -
Page 51: Screen
Screen The Envision Glasses have a small screen at the front where images are projected on the glass, which can be used as a visual interface. If you have vision, this screen should still be visible to you. However, if you ... -
Page 52: Sleep
Glasses. 8.2 Feature Preferences The previous chapter focuses on the settings of the Envision Glasses. That part is mostly about the general experience using the device. In this chapter, preferences can be set for specific features. Instant Text Preferences ... -
Page 53: Scan Text Preferences
To learn a face, the Envision app is needed. The 'Teach Faces’ preferences in the Envision Glasses allow you to send a notification to your phone, by tapping on this notification, this feature will automatically be opened in ... -
Page 54: Ally Preferences
n otification . Step 4: Grab your phone and tap on the notification that was just sent from the Envision Glasses. Step 5: The E nvision app will open the screen to teach a face. ... -
Page 55: I Still Need Help
9. I still need help The last main category of the Envision Glasses is Help. In the Help category, you will find the Playground, Tutorials and an About screen. In this chapter, you will find more information about the Playground, ... -
Page 56: Frequently Asked Questions
. Step 4: Your QR code is generated. You can scan the QR code with your Envision Glasses to pass the data onto the device and connect with your Wi-Fi network. My hotspot is not detected by the Envision Glasses? ... - Page 57 C omputer Vision . Body : The body is the main part of the Envision Glasses which consists of the camera, the internals and the speakers. The body is worn on the right side of your head. ...
- Page 58 Ally: An Ally is a person that you can add (through the Envision Ally app) to use the call option on the Envision Glasses. The ally, which can be a friend or family member, downloads the separate Envision Ally app and accepts you (the Envisioner). Afterwards, you will ...
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