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Overview
RightHear helps enterprises to improve their accessibility, regulatory compliance, and brand image, by allowing their visitors to be more independent with our audible wayfinding system.
Date Launched
March 2015
HQ Location
Ra’anana, Israel
American Office
Rockville, Maryland
Team Size
6
Press Contact
support@right-hear.com
Status
RightHear transforms public spaces into accessible environments for people with orientation challenges.
Trusted by global brands like Microsoft, Grand Hyatt, Costa Coffee, and McDonald’s Israel, our solution is active in over 2,500 venues worldwide. With our free app and growing community, we’re making inclusive navigation a global standard.
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About
RightHear is an audio format signage system that helps users understand where they are, what’s around them, and much more – simply by pointing their smartphone around.
The system includes three key components:
1. Accessibility Spot (AS)
A small, smart, self-powered sensor using Bluetooth to detect nearby users, and our a graphic element (Marker) to position the user in space.
It can be easily installed indoors or outdoors at key points like entrances, elevators, restrooms, stairs, or other areas of interest.
2. Mobile App
- Current Location – Useful information about the immediate area, such as opening hours, services, and special events.
- 360° Orientation – Descriptions of nearby points of interest, including their direction and distance.
- Nearby Zones – A list of accessible locations nearby, with directions via apps like Google Maps. Accessibility info starts playing automatically near the entrance.
3. Client Dashboard
An online platform that lets venue owners manage Accessibility Spots and update content in real time. Check it out at this link.
The Founders
Idan Meir
Co-Founder, CEO
Previously to Right-Hear, Idan founded Hubanana which is one of Israel’s leading non-profit hubs for startups.
He wakes up every morning with one mission in mind – making the world more accessible for people who are blind or visually impaired.