Privacy-visible
If the camera is on, the LED is on. The light is the truth.
Hands-free visual AI · dual-direction awareness
A second pair of eyes, hands-free.
FieldSee pairs a lightweight camera headset with your phone. It reads labels, describes what's in front of and behind you, and turns the world around you into searchable notes — without ever asking you to look down at a screen.
Privacy-visible LEDs
Phone-first AI
Searchable notes
Confidence-aware
FieldSee hedges when uncertain and never pretends a guess is a fact.
Prompt-sparse
Speak only when it changes what the user does. Silence is design.
Hands stay free
If the user has to pull out a phone during the job, the workflow failed.
Three places it matters
One capability. Three contexts.
FieldSee's core capability is hands-free visual awareness — narrating what's in front of you and behind you, on demand, in a calm voice. That capability shows up differently depending on where you are.
01 · Worksite
Document the job, not the screen.
For field service, inspections, and maintenance: capture panels, labels, meters, and torque marks without breaking posture. Save the last thirty seconds with a word or a tap. Every clip becomes a searchable note tied to the work order.
02 · Assistive awareness
A calm second pair of eyes.
For blind and low-vision users: read labels aloud, describe a room, tell you what's behind you. Voice-first onboarding, large-text mode, and confidence-hedged language built in from day one — never as a rebrand.
03 · Out and about
Know what's around you.
For walking unfamiliar streets, riding transit, or moving through low-light spaces: FieldSee can narrate who's approaching from behind, read a sign you missed, and stay quiet otherwise. It is awareness, not surveillance, and never a safety device.
MVP architecture
The headset captures. The phone thinks.
The first product should keep hardware focused on reliable sensing, controls, and visible privacy states. The phone handles AI, transcripts, summaries, storage, search, and sync.
Read the job site
Capture panels, labels, meters, signs, equipment state, and before-after conditions without breaking posture.
Turn capture into notes
Use phone-based vision AI, speech-to-text, and summaries to create searchable evidence and field notes.
Make capture obvious
Front and rear LEDs, a privacy switch, and an activity log make capture state understandable to the wearer and bystanders.
Tell the user when to slow down
Blocked cameras, low confidence, and poor visibility surface as a calm amber state — never as decoration, never as a fake alarm.
Mobile app surfaces
Today, Capture, Notes.
FieldSee's phone app is the review surface, settings panel, AI compute layer, and searchable memory. The headset should be usable without staring at the screen.
Today · Tue 28 Apr
Hi, Daniel
In progress
Substation 4 · pre-shift walk
Started 9:14 · 3 captures
Next · 11:00
WO-44218 · HVAC roof unit 3
Roof access via stair B
Assist mode
Walk to bus · auto-narrate cues
0.4 mi · 3 crossings
Notes · searchable
Evidence memory
"breaker label 240v"
Today · 14:02
Panel B · 240V/30A label
panel · label · electrical
Yesterday · 11:48
Pre-job briefing · torque spec
22s transcript · pinned
Mon · 16:10
Roof unit 3 · corrosion noted
HVAC · suspected
Assistive awareness
Built so accessibility is not a rebrand later.
The same hands-free visual understanding can serve blind and low-vision users. That track needs paid participant testing, voice-first onboarding, large text, high contrast, and careful non-safety claims from day one.
"FieldSee, what do you see?"
A small office. Desk on your right with a laptop. Window ahead. Chair pushed in.
3.4s response · forward camera · medium detail"FieldSee, read this."
Ibuprofen 200 mg. Take one tablet every six hours with food.
Detail mode · OCR · high confidence"FieldSee, what's behind me?"
Sidewalk is clear right behind you. Two people about ten meters back, walking the same direction.
Rear camera · confidence-aware languageResponsible product language
FieldSee is not a safety device.
FieldSee helps people notice and document the world around them. It is not a substitute for human attention, professional judgment, a cane, guide dog, sighted guide, orientation and mobility training, or any safety system.
FieldSee is not
- A medical device or life-safety navigation aid.
- A surveillance or law-enforcement product.
- A guarantee of detection, accuracy, or recall.
FieldSee can help
- Document field work and play it back later.
- Read labels, signs, and short text aloud.
- Describe surroundings when the user asks.
Early access
Help shape FieldSee.
We are validating field documentation workflows, phone-powered AI architecture, privacy controls, and the assistive awareness track before custom hardware.