Saudi Abeer Al Harthy invents augmented reality glasses and wins the second place in the world

Weather of Arabia - Abeer Al Harthy, a young Saudi woman, invented an augmented reality glasses with a headset inside. Abeer was inspired by the idea of Irada and Mental Health Complex in Taif, after Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman launched the future city, "NEOM". As a result of her innovation, Abeer won second place in the International Women Inventors Exhibition (KIWE) competition held in South Korea.

Brilliantly, Saudi Arabia's Abeer Al Harthy formulated the idea of her invention, introducing innovative smart glasses equipped with an internal speaker, and these glasses are among its most prominent innovations.

Saudi Arabia, Abeer Al Harthy, indicated that the invention has several specifications that make it useful and versatile. The glasses are able to switch from a transparent mode to a dark mode and work in both day and night modes, and help in reading barcodes and writing short data as a guide to the user.

Undoubtedly, these smart glasses greatly improve the lives of individuals with special needs. Thanks to this innovative technology, individuals can move around without the need for assistance from others, giving them independence and freedom to move. In addition, they can communicate with others easily, regardless of their languages, which makes it easier for them to interact socially and communicate with those around them.

The glasses also provide the ability to view news and files in a safe and smooth way, as users can interact with the content displayed on them easily and safely. The glasses depend on an advanced security system that uses the user's eye print to accurately identify him, which protects their personal data and ensures the confidentiality and protection of their information.

Saudi Arabia's Abeer Al-Harthy presented a truly amazing innovation with these smart glasses. It contains many leading technology features that aim to support a variety of individuals, including the hearing impaired and people with special needs.

One of the distinctive aspects of the glasses is the sound-boosting technology that helps the hearing impaired hear sounds clearly. Thanks to this feature, the patient can easily use the glasses as if he were a normal person without having to rely on traditional hearing aids.

The glasses also include lightning and electric current sensors, allowing it to monitor and detect changes in the surrounding environment, such as the rail traffic of trains. And the glasses automatically close to protect its user in cases of danger.

Another great feature is the built-in speaker design, as it surrounds the ear canal without entering the ear, reducing the possibility of frequent ear infections that may occur when using other hearing aids such as AirPods.

Certainly, the invention of the smart glasses by the young Saudi woman, Abeer Al-Harthy, represents an important progress in the field of technology and medicine, and is considered a distinctive contribution to improving the quality of people’s lives and enabling them to benefit from technology in an innovative and smart way.

This invention shows the ability of young woman Al-Harthy to think creatively and have advanced engineering design to develop advanced technology that meets the diverse needs of individuals, including the hearing impaired and people with special needs. This smart technology enhances the independence of individuals and enables them to participate effectively in society and communicate with others easily and easily.

Indeed, Shaba Al-Harthi can be considered an inspiring role model for ambitious young people who work hard to turn their creative ideas into a reality that benefits society. This invention encourages the promotion of the spirit of discovery and innovation in society, and contributes to its progress and prosperity, which supports the development of technology and gives opportunities to individuals to achieve their aspirations and human goals.

The Saudi young woman, Abeer Al Harthy, won second place in the International Women Inventors Exhibition (KIWE) competition in South Korea as clear evidence of the great development achieved by Saudi women in various fields. This victory clearly shows the empowerment of women and their great progress thanks to the Kingdom's Vision 2030, which seeks to develop society and support innovation and creativity.

This award reflects the ability of young woman Al Harthy to excel and compete at the global level, and confirms that Saudi women are capable of achieving success and distinction in various fields. Al-Harthy's innovation and her new and innovative idea reflects her commitment to community service and improving people's lives, which shows the value of women's participation in the development and progress of society.

Al-Harthy's victory in this competition represents a significant achievement for Saudi women and Saudi youth in general, as it shows that they are able to shine and compete in international forums. This participation and victory is a positive sign of the Kingdom's progress in supporting and empowering women in various fields, and enhances the status of Saudi women in society and motivates young people to strive for innovation and excellence in their various fields.