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The EU-Startups Podcast | Interview with Cornel Amariei, CEO and founder of .lumen

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Key points:


How the .lumen glasses actually work: 3D environment perception, human-centred path planning, and in-house mapping and semantic surface understanding.
The guide dog comparison – where the glasses match its benefits today, where the analogy ends, and why .lumen aims to complement canes and dogs rather than replace them.
What blind users taught the team that engineers alone could never have discovered, and how organisations for the visually impaired are responding to the pro

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