iVision Tech Launches Smart Eyewear for the Blind and Connected Users

At Silmo Paris 2025, Italian company iVision Tech SpA unveiled two innovations redefining modern eyewear: the iSee smart glasses for the visually impaired and HJ Tech, a connected eyewear line under the Henry Jullien brand. Their presence underscores a shifting paradigm in eyewear, one increasingly driven by accessibility, connectivity, and inclusivity.

iSee: Vision Beyond Sight
Registered as a Class 1 Medical Device under EU Regulation 2017/745, iSee marks a breakthrough in assistive technology. Featuring real-time obstacle detection up to 4 meters, it identifies up to 30 objects simultaneously, enhancing navigation for blind users. Designed with input from the visually impaired community, iSee combines advanced sensors with an elegant, discreet frame.

At the launch earlier this year, Stefano Fulchir, CEO of iVision Tech, stated: “This is a social project we are deeply proud of, and it has involved extensive design work to achieve an exceptionally high level of quality. The technological acquisitions and partnerships we have secured over the past months have been strategic in reaching this milestone, and we are confident that our smart glasses will soon assist millions of visually impaired individuals.”

HJ Tech: Smart Design, Connected Lifestyle
Making its world premiere at Silmo, HJ Tech introduces four Bluetooth-enabled models blending refined aesthetics with everyday functionality. Users can listen to music, make calls, and receive voice alerts, merging technology with timeless Henry Jullien craftsmanship.

Eva Fulchir, CEO of iVision Tech, comments: "With HJ Tech, we're bringing to the market eyewear capable of speaking the language of fashion and technology, offering a new user experience. This is a major step forward for our Group and for the eyewear industry."

Both iSee and HJ Tech were showcased at iVision’s Silmo 2025 stand, reflecting the company’s commitment to innovation that empowers and connects.