948K views · 625 reactions | Do you know the difference between the four types of white cane? Six blind and partially sighted people explain the cane and how they use theirs. | RNIB | Facebook

A white cane is a great tool for helping someone who is blind or visually impaired navigate stairs safely. With proper training the cane helps with detecting both the top and bottom of stairs. #blind #VisuallyImpaired #WhiteCane #OrientationAndMobility | Blind on the Move

Smart Cane for the Blind & Visually Impaired…uses sonar and haptic feedback from the circle on the handle to detect obstacles waist level and above…many smart canes have been made over the years with similar goals…However, few do a good job performing these tasks and none are regularly used today…this smart cane in my opinion would fall under this list…I find it is unreliable and expensive…Hopefully with modifications and more input from orientation and mobility instructors like myself a smart c

How our students use their guide cane to navigateThe guide cane, also known as a white cane, is essential for people with visual impairments as it helps them navigate safely and independently. It detects obstacles, changes in terrain, and signals to others that the user has impaired vision, prompting them to offer assistance when needed. It’s not just a tool for mobility; it’s a symbol of empowerment and freedom. #explore #explorer #fyp #exploring #explorebaby #explorebabes #bethesdahomeforthebl

White Cane Safety Day is a call to action to champion the rights and aspirations of visually impaired Filipinos. The White Cane symbolizes strength and resilience, reminding us to promote inclusivity in all aspects of life. #WhiteCaneSafetyDay I #Inclusivity I #Accessibility I #PutingBaston I #BagongPilipinas National Council on Disability Affairs (Government) | Philippine Information Agency

October 15th was National White Cane Awareness Day! Check out this video featuring RCAS student Serenity Johnson to learn more about how white canes are used and their history! Students and staff around the district are wearing their shirts today to bring white cane awareness to our schools! | Rapid City Area Schools District