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Meta's Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses power blind runner's marathon bid, all Clarke Reynolds has to do is say 'Be my eyes'

Clarke Reynolds, a U.K.-based visually impaired artist known as "Mr. Dot," is set to run the Brighton Marathon with the help of Ray-Ban Meta Platforms, Inc. META smart glasses and the Be My Eyes app.

How Smart Glasses Helped This Blind Runner “See” the NYC Marathon While a Legend Coached Him to the Finish

As Thomas Panek strode through the third mile of the NYC Half Marathon in March, world champion ultramarathoner Scott Jurek ...
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Thomas Panek becomes first blind runner to finish NYC Half Marathon guided by Meta AI glasses

The glasses allowed human coach, ultra-marathoner Scott Jurek, to watch the race through Panek's sight line, allowing him to provide coaching and guidance from his home in Colorado. Panek, who has ...
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Blind Runner to Use Smart Glasses During Marathon in ‘World First’

A blind runner in England is set to take part in a marathon using smart glasses. On Thursday, April 2, the Fight for Sight charity announced in a press release that Clarke Reynolds, 45, will be ...
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Blind runner to take on Brighton marathon using AI glasses in ‘world first’

A groundbreaking attempt is underway as a blind artist prepares to run the Brighton Marathon, guided by remote volunteers leveraging artificial intelligence technology – a world first in its ...