Drishti Edge sees what you see and puts what matters on the real world — exactly where you're looking.
On a clipboard. On a phone. On a placard by the wall. So people look down — and miss what's right in front of them.
The inspector reads the checklist. The hazard is behind it.
The visitor looks at a phone. The monument is above it.
The visitor reads a placard. The painting is beside it.
What if the information came to where you're looking?
Drishti Edge looks at the world with you, checks it against what it knows, and puts the answer on top of the real thing.
A 16MP ultra-wide camera sees what you see, from your point of view.
AI checks the scene against a knowledge base — a safety rulebook, a tour route, a collection.
The answer appears on the real world, with one clear line in your ear.
Findings, progress and moments are saved — ready to review or share.
Optical passthrough. You look through clear lenses at the real world. Information is drawn on top of it — nothing blocks your view.
Follow one safety round, as the inspector sees it.
Illustration. Overlays show how information appears through the passthrough display.
The inspector puts on Drishti Edge and walks the floor. The glasses check everything in view against the site's safety rulebook.
A worker by the scaffold isn't wearing a hard hat. Drishti Edge marks the worker right there, in the inspector's view — and confirms the worker beside them is fine.
The inspector hears Hard hat required — worker by the scaffold.
The same finding won't be repeated every few seconds.
Every finding was logged with a photo, the time and its severity. What used to take an afternoon of typing is ready before the inspector is back at the desk.
A highlight sits on the worker or object at fault, not just a box.
A supervisor can watch the wearer's view live and guide them.
People are described by role and position only.
Finding nothing is a good result. It never pads a report.
We load the rulebook for your kind of site. Pick one to see what Drishti Edge checks there.
Walk the floor, the scaffold and the hot-work bays in one round.
Production lines, press shops and fabrication bays.
Racking aisles, loading docks and forklift routes.
Panel rooms, switchgear, plant rooms and utility areas.
Stores, decanting points and gas cylinder areas.
Test labs, workshops and maintenance bays.
Malls, hospitals, schools, hotels and office floors.
Storage yards, roadworks, parking and open sites.
🧭 No rulebook yet? Drishti Edge recognises the kind of area it's in and applies general good practice, marked as guidance until your site confirms it.
The glasses weren't built to inspect.
They were built to know what to look for.
Swap the safety rulebook for a tour route or a museum collection, and the same pair of glasses becomes something else entirely.
A heritage walk, as a visitor experiences it.
Illustration. Overlays show how information appears through the passthrough display.
A family reaches the old city gate. No one opens an app or searches for a sign — they simply look at it, and Drishti Edge recognises where they are.
The gateway's name and age appear right beside it, on the real stone — not on a screen in their hands.
The narration plays in Hindi, the language they chose. The next family on the path hears the same story in theirs.
Direction cues on the ground lead to the next stop, and the tour remembers how far they've come.
Landmarks are recognised and explained right beside them.
One tour, narrated and captioned in the language each visitor chooses.
Direction cues keep visitors on the route at their own pace.
A guide can push a cue to every headset in the group at once.
Plaques, signboards and menus translated in view.
No phone or map in hand — eyes stay on the place they came to see.
Run a heritage site, tour company or tourism board?
Plan a tour pilot →A young visitor on a museum trail, through their own eyes.
Illustration. Overlays show how information appears through the passthrough display.
A ten-year-old on the museum's trail stops in front of a large, golden landscape. Drishti Edge recognises the work.
The title card appears beside the painting — no squinting at a placard on the wall, no number to type in.
Why is the sky gold?
They ask, and the answer comes from the curators' own notes: it's the light just before the monsoon breaks.
The trail's challenge — spot the peacock — lights up in the corner of the canvas. Three of five found. On to the next room.
Title card and story beside every piece — no QR codes, no numbers.
Answers grounded in your curators' notes, by voice.
Trails, quests and "find the detail" challenges; characters who guide a family through a gallery.
Details most people walk past are circled in view.
Add or change stories, trails and translations without code.
Audio descriptions for blind and low-vision visitors — rooted in the Drishti family's mission.
Run a museum or gallery?
Plan a museum pilot →A plant with no signal, a museum with strict data rules, a city-wide tour. Choose where the intelligence lives, per site.
Everything happens on the headset itself. Nothing leaves the wearer's view.
Best for: no connectivityA paired phone does the heavy lifting on the spot — portable and self-contained.
Best for: field teamsHosted on your local network. Video and data stay inside your premises.
Best for: plants & campusesFastest to start and easiest to scale across many sites, cities or venues.
Best for: scaleBinocular waveguide optics put crisp 1080p information over the real world, in a frame light enough for a full site round or a gallery visit.
Drishti Edge runs Drishti OS on Android 14. Build your own experiences with standard Android tools, run your own on-device models, and lock the headset to the apps your team or visitors need.
Yes. Drishti Edge uses optical passthrough: you look through clear waveguide lenses at the real world, and information is drawn on top of it. Nothing blocks your view.
It depends on your site. The AI can run on the glasses, on a paired phone, on a server on your own local network, or in the cloud. For sites without connectivity or with strict data rules, we keep it on the device or on your premises.
Around 1.5 hours of continuous video use and up to 7 hours on standby. It fast-charges to about 60% in 30 minutes and fully in an hour, so short breaks keep it topped up.
Yes. The frame supports prescription lens inserts.
No. Findings describe people by role and position only — "the worker by the scaffold" — never by name or face. The report is about the condition, not the person.
Tell us your site and use case. We set up the knowledge base — your safety rulebook, tour route or collection — decide with you where the AI runs, and run the pilot alongside your team.
Pricing depends on the number of units, the use case and where the AI runs. Request a quotation and we'll send one tailored to your deployment.
Tell us where, and we'll show you Drishti Edge working there — or send a quotation for your deployment.
Piloted with DENSO (Toyota Group) for safety inspection at construction sites