EyeBeam
A cutting-edge cane lamp designed to empower individuals with visual impairment, enhancing their navigation and safety. This innovative device is meticulously crafted with features tailored to meet the unique needs of its users.
Visibility Amplified
With its powerful 2000 lumens, the Eyebeam casts a brilliant light, illuminating the path in front of you for greater visibility. In addition to helping your visibility, the light will also help others to see you and your cane, improving your safety.
Adjustable Light
The Eyebeam’s light can be changed to best suit your needs and preferences. The adjustable lens allows you to choose the spread of light whilst the four modes, full brightness, half-brightness, flash and SOS, can be selected for different effects and to extend battery life.
Secure Fit, Easy Charging
The Eyebeam uses an adjustable clamp to fit 11mm-16mm canes and has a safety lanyard to attach to the cane handle, ensuring a secure fit. The rechargeable battery runs for approximately 5 hours on full brightness and up to 10 hours on half brightness, and takes 3 hours to charge when using a suitable charger.
User feedback
Frequently Asked Questions
The EyeBeam fits canes with a diameter of 11mm–16mm, which covers the majority of white canes including those supplied by Ambutech and Revolution Advantage. Read in the manual
The Eyebeam is charged via a USB-C cable (included) so can be charged using a suitable plug, a laptop or anywhere with a USB-C socket. Read in the manual
Yes, the Eyebeam is weatherproof and has a rubber cover for the charging port.
The Eyebeam comes with a USB-C cable and the instruction manual.
When charging, the power button will illuminate red. Once the EyeBeam is fully charged, the power button will illuminate green. Charging takes approximately 3 hours. Read in the manual
The EyeBeam has four modes: full brightness, half brightness, flash and SOS. You can cycle through the modes by pressing the power button, and the light will turn off after cycling through all four. Read in the manual
The EyeBeam has a yellow ratchet clamp in the middle of the light. Place the clamp around the cane with the power button facing toward the grip, then squeeze the clamp until it clicks. We also recommend looping the safety lanyard around the cane grip and tightening the yellow toggle for added security. Read the manual
Comparison
EyeBeam
£40
- 5-10 Hour battery
- 1000-2000 Lumens
- USB C charging
- Weatherproof
- Ratchet clamp and safety strap
Other cane lights
£20 - £30
- 45 Minute battery
- 40 Lumens
- USB A
- Not weatherproof
- Falls off easily
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Specifications
| Weight | 108g (3.8oz.) |
| Width | 3.2cm (1.25") |
| Height | 11.5cm (4.5") |
| Depth | 5.3cm (2.09 inches) |
| Brightness | 1000 - 2000 Lumens |
| Battery Life | 5-10 hours |
| Light Modes | Full Brightness, Half Brightness, Flash, SOS |
| Supplied with | USB C Cable, Instruction Manual |
| Clamp Diameter | 11mm – 16mm |
Our story
Like many of our products, the Eyebeam was developed from a customer’s need. While talking with Jake during his visit to Seeing Solutions in Nottingham, he told us that he wanted a light for his cane. He explained that he spends a lot of time walking, but as a cane user, didn’t always feel safe walking in the dark. He felt a light would help him to see and to be seen by others.
After some research, we couldn’t find anything that was bright enough to meet his needs, and so we decided to develop something suitable. Developing products for and with our customers is really important to us, and something we really enjoy.
Jake helped us to test different versions of the EyeBeam and he is very happy with the product that we are now supplying more widely.
Since launching the EyeBeam, feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with many customers telling us they wouldn’t be without it. Whilst it is primarily used by people with low vision, we have had some people with no vision tell us that the flashing mode has helped them to be seen more easily when navigating crowds.
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