Project Guideline is an early-stage research project that leverages on-device machine learning to help Thomas Panek, avid runner and CEO of Guiding Eyes for the Blind, to run independently for exercise. https://t.co/JkOIm6eGl1

— Edge Impulse (@EdgeImpulse) November 20, 2020

If you need to see something uplifting for a change, and have 5 minutes, watch this. "It's literally the first time I've run free for...decades."https://t.co/5jIktDKOtm

— Urs Hölzle (@uhoelzle) November 20, 2020

“Can technology help a blind runner navigate?” That’s what Thomas Panek, CEO of @GuidingEyes, asked during a 2019 hackathon. He worked with Google Research to create Project Guideline, which helps people run independently using machine learning → https://t.co/JujxIAt6y0 pic.twitter.com/YkW14V83nw

— Google (@Google) November 19, 2020

This is specular technology for low vision individuals. It will fundamentally change the world for them. This technology will also define the #VoiceFirst interface and AR spacial future. Augmented seeing and hearing will change all of us. https://t.co/2IQ61Y4z9c

— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) November 20, 2020

Google’s Project Guideline uses #AI to help low-vision users navigate running courses #HealthTech #digitalhealth ⁦@GoogleAI⁩ ⁦@GoogleHealth⁩ ⁦@IrmaRaste⁩ ⁦@eViRaHealth⁩ #accessibility https://t.co/rsUP7Clwjr

— ?Evan Kirstel #RemoteWork? (@EvanKirstel) November 19, 2020

How Project Guideline gave me the freedom to run solo https://t.co/SzDV8vzwS1 via @Google #digitalmarketing #Google #SEO pic.twitter.com/l49emrznA6

— Marc Flood (@marcflood) November 19, 2020

Awesome application of AI to improve accessibility - enabling a blind person to run outdoors without a guide https://t.co/Mzv5WynFtW

— Ben Hamner (@benhamner) November 20, 2020

Super proud of the Creative Lab team here at @google and the launch of research Project Guideline. @andyb6 @Android #proudgoogler https://t.co/rpjcZCkbn3

— KR Liu (@krliu_advocate) November 19, 2020

Proud of my team's collaboration on Project Guideline & furthering AI for good.

On-device machine learning + phone + headphones enabling blind & low-vision users to run independently. @daniel_dy_kim @_clwilliams ❤️#AI @GoogleAI https://t.co/FQJXjFzRh9

— Nicole Maffeo (@nicole_maffeo) November 20, 2020

Google is testing an AI system to help vision-impaired people run raceshttps://t.co/DOZiDjHNj1

— ??Golden Resister ? (@rjcrock2003) November 21, 2020