Sprhava AI-Powered Vision
High-precision smart frames engineered with tactile navigation feedback, multi-language speech AI, open-ear audio, and real-time obstacle detection designed for global distribution and Sri Lankan procurement.
Tactile eyewear represents a vital bridge between modern visual assistive technology and ergonomic human-machine interaction. Designed primarily for individuals experiencing moderate to severe visual impairment, blind mobility challenges, or low-vision conditions, tactile eyewear combines distinct physical haptic cues with advanced computer vision algorithms, real-time OCR text-to-speech engine, and open-ear audio feedback.
For B2B importers, government rehabilitation projects, and medical device distributors serving Sri Lanka, securing regulatory-compliant hardware certified under European CE standards is essential. As a specialized OEM/ODM factory supplier, our manufacturing facilities adhere strictly to ISO 13485 (Medical Devices Quality Management System) and ISO 9001 protocols, delivering hardware certified to meet directive safety mandates across electromagnetic compatibility, optical radiation safety, and ergonomic tactile usability.
Information Gain Key Metric: Our CE-marked tactile smart glasses integrate dual micro-haptic vibration actuators along the frame temples, giving immediate sub-100ms physical tactile alerts alongside auditory warnings for head-height obstacles, curb drop-offs, and room entrances.
Importing assistive optical technology into Sri Lanka requires full adherence to international safety metrics to ensure long-term reliability under tropical environmental stress. Our tactile eyewear products are backed by certified technical files covering:
Direct-from-factory specs optimized for institutional procurement, healthcare tenders, and bulk technology distribution across South Asia.
| Frame Weight | < 49g (Ultra-lightweight ergonomic distribution) |
|---|---|
| Haptic Feedback | Dual lateral piezoelectric micro-actuators (150Hz vibration pulse) |
| Camera Optics | 8MP / 4K sensor, wide dynamic range (WDR), low-light adaptive |
| Audio System | Dual open-ear directional bone-conduction / acoustic speakers |
| Processing Unit | Quad-core RISC-V edge AI processor + neural processing unit (NPU) |
| Offline Storage | On-board OCR dictionary for offline text, currency, and sign reading |
| Battery & Power | 290mAh lithium-polymer, fast magnetic charge + 12h smart charging case |
| IP Ingress Protection | IPX5 / IPX7 waterproof nano-coated circuit board sealing |
Engineered to excel in Sri Lanka's unique urban environments, tropical climate conditions, and multi-lingual socio-economic landscapes—from busy Colombo transit hubs to rural plantation terrains.
Navigating dense public infrastructure such as Fort Railway Station, Pettah market districts, or busy bus stands requires spatial orientation. The eyewear's localized optical scene recognition identifies oncoming vehicles, overhead shop signage, staircases, and pedestrian pathways, broadcasting haptic pulses and directional audio alerts to keep users safe without blocking ambient traffic sounds.
For Sri Lankan students, university researchers, and office workers with visual impairment, real-time OCR reading is transformative. The embedded camera captures printed text in English, Sinhala, and Tamil scripts—converting documents, textbooks, exam papers, and computer monitors into clear voice synthesis, fostering academic inclusion in Colombo, Kandy, and Jaffna institutions.
Sri Lanka’s humid tropical environment poses challenges for electronics. Featuring IPX5 nano-coated waterproof sealing, UV400 photochromic adaptive lenses, and anti-corrosion temple hinges, our tactile glasses operate reliably across tea estate regions, coastal areas, and monsoon rainy seasons without lens fogging or sweat degradation.
Understanding Sri Lanka's evolving healthcare policies, accessibility mandates, and commercial optical import requirements for B2B procurement partners.
The visual accessibility landscape in Sri Lanka is undergoing rapid modernization. With increasing awareness of disability rights, expanding NGO initiatives, and government-backed healthcare subsidies, demand for high-tech optical aids has shifted from traditional white canes to intelligent wearable devices.
Commercial distributors and optical store chains in Sri Lanka are seeking multi-functional smart glasses that combine UV sun protection, hands-free Bluetooth phone calls, and camera-based translation with specialized visual assistance capabilities. Providing a single device that serves both lifestyle tech consumers and low-vision individuals creates significant cross-market profitability.
Importing electronic optical aids into Sri Lanka requires navigating National Medicines Regulatory Authority (NMRA) exemptions for assistive devices, alongside standard Sri Lanka Customs import procedures via Colombo Port or Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA).
Our OEM factory provides complete documentation packs—including CE Declarations of Conformity (DoC), IEC safety test reports, UN38.3 battery transport certificates, and harmonized system (HS) code guidance (HS Code: 9021.90 / 9004.90)—to streamline customs clearance, minimize duty tariffs, and prevent port storage delays for our Sri Lankan partners.
We are a specialized high-tech optical factory delivering scalable production, rigorous quality control, and tailor-made OEM/ODM firmware branding for Sri Lankan enterprises.
Custom logo laser etching, personalized tactile button placement, custom frame color options (matte black, tortoise shell, clear crystal), and bespoke box packaging tailored for Sri Lankan retail and medical store branding.
Every production batch undergoes automated optical sensor calibration, haptic vibration cycle endurance testing, 1.5m drop testing, thermal chamber aging, and waterproofing validation to maintain a 99.4% first-pass factory yield.
We support customized firmware flashing before shipment, pre-loading offline Sinhala, Tamil, and English voice engine models directly onto on-board memory so end-users do not require active mobile data connections to utilize key features.
Our 15,000 m² automated production facility operates cleanroom environments rated to ISO Class 7 for optical sensor surface mounting and camera lens bonding. By controlling the entire manufacturing value chain—from SMT surface-mount processing of the chipboards to micro-injection molding of lightweight TR90 frame materials—we ensure complete cost control, rapid lead times (15–20 days for bulk custom orders), and guaranteed component availability for long-term supply agreements.
For Sri Lankan healthcare buyers and corporate tenders, we provide complete supply chain traceability, serialized batch code tracking, and extended 24-month manufacturer warranties on all core motherboard electronics, haptic vibration motors, and camera sensors.
Clear, expert answers to key logistical, technical, and regulatory questions regarding importing CE certified tactile eyewear into Sri Lanka.