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Wear the phone
The smartphone sits securely on a chest strap, keeping the live camera view forward-facing while the user’s hands stay free.
AI mobility technology · Proof of concept completed
Independent mobility, powered by AI.
Walky is a virtual guide dog that turns a smartphone into a real-time navigation companion for people who are blind.
Smartphone-firstNo specialized navigation device
Hands-freeChest-mounted camera and voice guidance
Global visionDesigned to scale across communities
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Obstacle
Crosswalk
WALKY GUIDANCEContinue straight for 12 meters
Path identified
Voice guidance active
Built for real-world independence
AI Computer vision
24/7 On-demand guidance
POC Proof of concept
IGDCB Letter of support
The solution
A guide designed to be with you.
Walky combines familiar consumer hardware with advanced computer vision and natural voice interaction, creating a practical path toward more independent outdoor navigation.
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Walky understands the scene
Computer vision interprets sidewalks, roads, obstacles and crossings from the live camera feed.
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Hear the next step
Bone-conduction earphones provide clear voice guidance while allowing the user to remain aware of surrounding sounds.
Core capabilities
One system. Continuous guidance.
Walky is being developed to support the complete outdoor navigation journey—from choosing a destination to moving along the sidewalk and understanding what is nearby.
Destination guidance
Guides the user toward a chosen address with clear, step-by-step voice instructions.
Sidewalk awareness
Uses live video to distinguish sidewalks from roads and support safer route decisions.
Obstacle detection
Identifies obstacles in the user’s path and provides timely directional guidance.
Crosswalk recognition
Recognizes crosswalks with or without traffic lights as the user approaches them.
Real-time guidance
Processes the phone’s live camera feed and responds continuously as the environment changes.
Nearby places
Helps the user identify nearby destinations and points of interest through voice requests.
Why Walky matters
Technology can make independent mobility more available.
Traditional mobility solutions remain essential, but access can be limited by availability, cost, geography and training. Walky is designed as a scalable, smartphone-based additional option for people who are blind.
The project has received a formal letter of support from the Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind.
Our long-term mission
Greater freedom to move through the world.01
Accessible smartphone platform
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Real-time AI assistance
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Designed for international scale
Funding & partnerships
Help bring Walky from proof of concept to daily use.
Algoreit AI is preparing an initial US$5 million funding round to accelerate product development, testing, regulatory planning and market expansion.
Initial funding round
US$5 millionParticipation welcomed in increments of
US$100,000✓Impact and venture investors✓Philanthropic foundations✓Governments and public agencies✓Blindness and rehabilitation organizations
Founder & CEO
Meir Delbari
Algoreit AIFounder-led innovation
Engineering discipline. Entrepreneurial execution.
Meir Delbari is an aeronautical engineer and entrepreneur who brings technology understanding, international business experience and responsible leadership to Walky’s development.
Algoreit AI’s broader vision is to develop safe, reliable AI systems for robotic technologies that improve accessibility, independence and quality of life.
Start a conversation
Let’s move independent mobility forward.
We welcome conversations with investors, foundations, governments, research institutions and pilot partners.
Contact Meir Delbari contact@algoreitai.tech