GiveVision
Making live events accessible for the visually impaired
Accessibility Standard for live Entertainment
GiveVision™ enhances the remaining sight of people with sight loss, allowing them to see live events with their own eyes.

At GiveVision™ we are dedicated to making stadiums and arenas worldwide more accessible for visually impaired fans. We offer seamless installation and support to venues, ensuring an inclusive match-day experience like never before.

Transform the match-day experience for your visually impaired fans, get in touch with us today to find out more.
  • Susan
    "It made such a difference to my eyesight. I could see so much stuff which I wouldn’t normally see. I can actually see the players, see their faces, their reactions when they score"
  • Stephen
    "I saw so much today that normally I would miss, I saw every single goal and that’s one of the first times in my life I could see every single goal."
  • Lola
    "I can’t see anything on stage at all, but when I use [GiveVision]..it makes me feel like I’m actually on stage with them. It’s quite extraordinary."
  • Neale
    "I’ve found it very good. being able to see a goal - it’s a first time in a long time. It was great!"
GiveVision has been developing accessibility tools since 2014, pioneering the world’s first VR-based wearable vision aid system: SightPlus™ and sight testing kit: SightSport™.

For over 10 years, we have been driven by our commitment to eliminate barriers to access for those with sight loss, and have developed a unique blend of expertise in wearable technologies, camera systems and sight loss.



In the News
CPFC:
Palace Supporters to Trial Innovative Visual Assistance Technology
Selhurst Park is set to become the first sports-based arena in the world to pilot GiveVision, an innovative technology which utilises a headset to provide a video feed adaptable to supporters’ varying levels of sight.
Forbes:
How VR Is Helping Visually Impaired Patients Regain Close To Normal Levels Of Sight
London-based startup GiveVision has developed a virtual reality headset that helps visually impaired people regain almost normal levels of sight.
BBC:
GiveVision Goggles help blind girl to ’see’ animals again.
Animal-lover Maisy has taken the tech on a tour of West Midland Safari Park.
BBC:
Blind girl reads Harry Potter thanks to GiveVision technology.
The creators of GiveVision glasses decided to give Macy back the opportunity to see.
GiveVision is a purpose-driven organization operating on a not-for-dividend model. We reinvest at least 51% of our profits in the development of assistive technologies, funding pioneering research in visual impairment solutions, and providing pro-bono vision aids to those unable to afford them—ultimately fostering a more inclusive world for all.
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