Mavis Technologies is delighted to announce that Mavis Itero – Study Edition has been approved by Student Finance England and the Student Loans Company for funding through the Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA). This means that,

At Mavis Technologies, our smart glasses bring together three capabilities that work in combination to help blind and partially sighted users navigate and understand their surroundings with greater confidence: obstacle detection, object recognition and scene

Mavis Technologies has introduced Face Recognition, a new feature designed to make social interactions more natural, accessible and confident for blind and partially sighted users. With Mavis Glasses, users can register familiar people and have

At Mavis Tech, we design and manufacture our smart glasses entirely in-house — hardware, firmware and software all built under one roof in Northampton. Keeping the whole process in the UK is more than a

At Mavis Tech, security is not an afterthought — it is built in. Every pair of our smart glasses uses VPN encryption for all data transmitted between the glasses and our servers. That means whatever

Mavis Technologies is growing, and we are taking on two Customer Support Interns to join our small team in Northampton. These roles are open specifically to blind and partially sighted individuals. As a Customer Support

What a day at Sight Village Birmingham! Our team was at the centre of the action from start to finish, and it was non-stop throughout. So many people stopped by our stand to try the

Thank you to everyone who attended our recent product launch. It was wonderful to meet so many people and to hear their thoughts on what we are building. Events like this bring together our community,

Save the date! We are live streaming our product launch on Tuesday 28 April at 6pm. Join us for an exclusive demonstration of our smart glasses in action. You will hear from our founder, investors

An exciting milestone for Mavis Tech: we were featured on Sky News, appearing alongside Robin Spinks of the RNIB and Dr Suraj Ajit of the University of Northampton. The coverage highlighted how AI-powered smart glasses