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About Noor Path

Built with users, in Saudi Arabia

Noor Path is a Saudi technology developed to help blind and visually impaired people access information about places, products and the details of everyday life with greater independence.

A blind man wearing sunglasses, holding a white cane and a phone, walks confidently along a tactile guide path inside a shopping mall.

Our mission

The world around you, out loud

Our technology connects the world around the user to accessible information and guidance through Smart Tags, including audio description, directions and distance indicators in equipped locations.

Noor Path was developed together with users and accessibility partners, and is backed by registered intellectual property and a patent.

Line drawing of a diverse group of people, including wheelchair users and white cane users.

What sets us apart

  • Solutions for everyday life

    From the home to restaurants, shops and public facilities.

  • Designed with users

    Blind and visually impaired people take part in design and testing.

  • Technology developed in Saudi Arabia

    Arabic first, and in English too.

How we work with organizations

  1. Site assessment

    We understand the place and its visitors’ needs.

  2. Planning

    We decide where tags go and what they say.

  3. Deployment

    We print, place and link the tags in the dashboard.

  4. Training and support

    We train the team and keep supporting it.

Places that speak

  • Line drawing of an airport hall: a wide window with an aircraft outside, a departures board, a gate sign on a pole carrying a Noor Path tag, waiting seats, a suitcase and a coloured guide path leading to the sign.
  • Line drawing of a hospital corridor: clinic doors, one marked with a medical cross, a reception desk, a lift, Noor Path tags at reception and the lift, and a coloured guide path on the floor.
  • Line drawing of a museum gallery: three lit framed works, a vase on a plinth with a Noor Path tag beside it, rope barriers, and a guide path leading to the plinth.
  • Line drawing of a store aisle: shelves of products on both sides, a hanging aisle sign, a Noor Path tag on a shelf, a phone, a shopping trolley and a guide path on the floor.
  • Line drawing of a restaurant: a table with plates and a coffee cup, a stand on the table holding a Noor Path tag sending out sound waves, and a phone confirming the menu was read.
  • Line drawing of a home kitchen: shelves of jars, some tagged, a fridge carrying a Noor Path tag, a counter with a kettle and a bowl, a phone, a window and a plant.

Let's make your place speak

Tell us about your facility or product and we will suggest how to equip it.

Talk to the team