On Wednesday, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) distributed AI-enabled wearable glasses to 40 visually impaired individuals, including 32 children and eight teachers. These glasses, developed in collaboration with Rotary District 3012, SHG Technologies, and Vision Aid, translate visual cues into real-time audio guidance, featuring capabilities such as text-to-speech reading, facial and object recognition, obstacle detection, and navigation assistance. The initiative aims to help users engage more independently with their environment. Beneficiaries were selected from specialized schools for the blind in Delhi and patients from low-vision and rehabilitation clinics at AIIMS. Prior to distribution, recipients undergo a day-long training session on using the devices. Each unit costs around ₹35,000 but is provided free of charge. The program is part of a larger effort to support nearly 1,500 visually impaired students across the Delhi-NCR region, with plans to expand its reach further. Feedback from users will be collected to enhance the technology's effectiveness.