Company:StrydAR
Page updated: 6 February 2025
StrydAR Parkinson’s Walking Glasses are non-invasive visual cueing glasses created to improve posture, balance and quality of walking by using augmented reality (AR).
The glasses project a hologram into your upper peripheral vision, bypassing the part of the brain that’s impaired by Parkinson’s, sending a signal directly to the Motor Cortex instead.
Loss of balance and falling affects many people with Parkinson’s and the problem tends to increase over time.
Freezing can be a common symptom of Parkinson’s. People describe it as feeling like their feet are ‘glued’ to the ground.
A tendency to freeze won’t disappear, but you can improve control over your freezing. Use a specific strategy or a ‘cue’ to trigger your movement once you’ve frozen.
There are many other types of grants, loans, schemes or financial support that you can apply for if you or someone you care for has Parkinson’s.
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2 days ago
I have used the Strydar Parkinson's Walking Glasses for a few months. There is provision to wear them over your normal glasses. The glasses improve posture, gait and balance. You pick your feet up, walk with confidence,, reducing the risk of falling. Excellent product.
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3 days ago
Been using this glasses for just over 2 years , Your whole posture changes, and the pain on my back almost gone away ,help you regain mobility by improving your posture, balance, gait, and confidence , better sleep pattern , it's not a cure but give you better Quality of life