HapWare Featured on CBS News! Preorders + Demos Now Open

We’re incredibly proud to share that HapWare was featured on CBS News Colorado! The segment spotlights our journey—from an idea at Colorado School of Mines to a breakthrough in real-time, wearable assistive technology for blind, low vision, autistic, and deafblind individuals.

📺 Watch the full story here:
https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/colorado-school-mines-students-develop-application-visually-impaired

In the piece, you’ll hear directly from our co-founders and engineers about the impact of AlEye—a smart glasses + wristband system that translates nonverbal cues like facial expressions, gestures, and body language into intuitive haptic feedback.

This is just the beginning—and we’re thrilled to have you with us.

🛒 AlEye Preorders Now Open – Only $100 

We’re taking preorders for AlEye! This includes:

• 50% off hardware MSRP

• Options as low as $24/month for the subscription

• Be the amongst the first to wear AlEye

Quantities are limited for this round. Secure your spot below:
👉 Preorder

👥 Community Demonstrations Begin This Fall
We’re hitting the road to give live demos of AlEye! If you’re part of a nonprofit, state agency, school, or disability-focused organization, we’d love to bring this technology to you.

📍Requirement: A minimum of 25 attendees
We’ll take care of the rest.

📩 Fill out this quick request form:
Demo Request

✨ What Else Is Happening

• 📲 Mobile app is nearly ready, giving users full control to customize feedback and provide feedback on what future cues we should communicate
  

• 🌍 We’ve seen early traction in five countries
  

• 🔬 More tech upgrades are on the way, including a smaller glasses form factor, refined haptics, and faster processing
  

• 🚀 New pilots are launching soon
  

Every new feature, pilot, and partnership brings us one step closer to a more inclusive world—where everyone has equal access to information.