Smart glasses are increasing in popularity, with tech-giants such as Google and Amazon producing their own smart-glasses variants. For people living with visual impairment, these glasses have a range of features which can help with navigation, locating objects and day-to-day tasks. Here, we review the latest updates to the Ray-Ban Meta glasses.
Smart glasses are increasing in popularity, with tech-giants such as Google and Amazon producing their own smart-glasses variants. For people living with visual impairment, these glasses have a range of features which can help with navigation, locating objects and day-to-day tasks. Here, we review the latest updates to the Ray-Ban Meta glasses.
Since its launch in 2023, Google has continued to enhance its Gemini AI model - the evolution of Google Assistant and Google’s AI chatbot Bard coming together. These updates aim to provide more user-friendly experiences across various devices and platforms, most of which are beneficial to people living with a vision impairment.
Guide Dogs is excited to be visiting the Shetland Islands this week, 21-26 April 2025, as we look to raise awareness and vital funds for our life-changing cause. Our team will be meeting locals and sharing how they can support Guide Dogs, particularly through our Sponsor A Puppy campaign.
With garden centres expecting their annual spring rush, here's how you can transform your garden with your dog in mind.
This Mother’s Day, Guide Dogs is celebrating one of our top mums – who has just become a great-grandmother.
Sunday 23 March is National Puppy Day, and if there’s one thing that should be celebrated, it’s puppies! Read on to get to know three of our very own life-changing pups, all at different stages of their guide dog journeys, and find out how you can support them.
To show our deep gratitude to National Lottery and its incredible players, we are proudly supporting the National Lottery Open Week, taking place between the 15th and 23rd of March! As a token of our appreciation, we are giving away exclusive Guide Dogs branded tote bags to the first 50 visitors to our National Centre.
For generations, the phrase 'the blind leading the blind' has been used to describe confusion, incompetence, or ignorance in conversations nationwide.
Guide Dogs is on a mission to redefine this phrase and highlight the real stories of leadership, independence, and resilience that challenge society’s misconceptions.
Next weekend we will be appearing at Crufts, one of the most famous dog shows in the world.
