The patent-pending design allows wearers to consume audio or conduct phone calls without losing sight of objects or people approaching from behind. By incorporating this visual component, the invention targets safety concerns common among joggers, cyclists, and walkers who often rely on sound alone. The compact hardware is intended for high-mobility activities where environmental awareness is critical.
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REMY VISION Headphones Aim to Eliminate Rear-Facing Blind Spots
“I thought there should be a way to see behind you when using headphones to increase awareness and prevent potential accidents,” said the inventor of the REMY VISION. Developed in Silver Spring, Maryland, the device integrates a rear-viewing mechanism into standard audio gear to help users track their surroundings.
InventHelp is currently managing the licensing and sale of the technology, offering technical drawings and a prototype model to interested manufacturers. The project, filed under reference number DCD-426, is now available for commercial acquisition through the firm’s Pittsburgh headquarters.
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