Glide is a new mobility aid that's being developed by Glidance. It has a long adjustable handle, and as you push it it steers you. At the bottom it has big wheels and a core that houses all the robotics and tech. It has cameras and sensors for obstacle detection with AI capabilities, haptic feedback on the handle, and other features that make it a possible alternative to the white cane or the guide dog.

In this Epic Ally Podcast, I interview the CEO of Glidance, Amos Miller and get his full insight on the concept behind Glide and what the experience could be like to use it. He shares his thoughts and challenges with other mobility devices and wearables as a blind person and more. Stay tune till the end where I share my thoughts about Glide!

Glidance:
https://glidance.io/

Video Chapters
0:00 - Epic Ally Podcast Intro
2:26 – Introducing Amos Miller, Glidance and Glide
6:08 – Glide as a Primary Mobility Aid
7:25 – How do you use Glide on stairs?
9:16 – Why Glide?
14:08 – The Glide Experience
21:00 – Can Glide be a Standalone Device?
22:33 – Glide's Stage of Development
25:18 – The Glide Handles
28:34 – Is Glide waterproof?
29:02 – Adjustability?
31:32 – Glide VS Other Mobility Devices
34:03 – Price
34:36 – Thoughts on Mobility Aids
39:22 – Why is AT so expensive?
41:55 – What’s exciting about tech?
44:22 – My thoughts on Glide

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