The live AI feature was introduced in the latest NOA software version. This is real-time AI which when activated will describe indoor and outdoor scenes as you walk, without the need to press any buttons on the device, so you literally have a hands free experience when walking.

This episode highlights an important change made to the navigation features in the latest software version of NOA. You can now save up to ten destinations in the NOA companion app.

A demonstration of a new AI feature added in the latest software update to NOA. You can now use the device to look for any people in a scene.

This episode corrects mistakes I made in two previous episodes on dorrs and stairs detection. The demonstrations in this episode confirm that the AI features really do work and are extremely effective and useful when outdoors.

A quick demo of why I use the "grass area" detection feature if needed when walking with my Guide Dog.

A quick demonstration of how the NOA device can be used to locate bus stops and if there are any buses waiting at these stops.

A quick demonstration of using NOA to detect empty seats in both indoor and outdoor situations.

A few demonstrations of how the NOA device can be used to detect stairs in both indoor and outdoor situations.

This episode demonstrates how useful the NOA device can be if you need to locate pedestrian crossings and also highlights information relating to these crossings such as length, if they have a push button etc.

Demonstrations of how the NOA device can be used to detect doors and give location information of said doors as well as approximate distance and if they are open or closed. Text detection, which is another of the AI features is also briefly demonstrated as it  is extremely useful for detecting door numbers.