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Krischelle Brown

Information and Referral Specialist at Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind; legally blind advocate who teaches others to use Meta Ray-Ban AI glasses for accessibility and independence.

Jun 9, 2026

2:15
So when did you realize, like, this could be something?
2:18
Um, so me and my friends, of course, are looking for glasses, well, Bluetooth earphones because we're not trying to have everybody listen to our information.
2:26
Um, we came across Meta, um, and we figured out that they had made it accessible because they were working with Be My Eyes, which is a app that helps people who are blind and visually impaired to have a volunteer on the other end.
2:38
We said, "Okay, let's give it a try." Got the glasses, we tried them, and then we were like, "Oh, wait, they said they have live AI feature.
2:45
Let's see something really quickly." And so we started playing with it to figure out, oh, okay, it can describe things to us.
2:51
It could describe the room to us, um, and things like that.
2:55
So I talked to my supervisor, and she was like, "These glasses were not meant for the sighted.
AndrewHOST
3:39
... that now I'm doing this because of the glasses"?

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