Company Overview
AidALL is a deep-tech company building a world where the visually impaired can travel safely on their own. For the 240,000 people in Korea who are blind or have low vision, leaving home is still a daily challenge: guide dogs are scarce, a white cane gives little warning of oncoming hazards, and most of the country's 60-plus registered assistive devices help with information access rather than getting around safely. To close that gap, AidALL is developing Bedivere, a self-propelled robotic guide. The company engineers the entire stack in house, from the onboard AI and software to the robot hardware, and protects its core technology with patents. Bedivere's proving ground keeps expanding: user trials with LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired, a San Francisco nonprofit that has served the blind community for over 120 years; a demonstration at KORAIL's Seoul Station; an open-innovation collaboration with Kakao Mobility; and an assistive-technology R&D project commissioned by the Korea Employment Agency for Persons with Disabilities. A second, larger round of U.S. trials is set for November 2026. AidALL is committed to making safe, independent travel a right that blind and low-vision people can take for granted.
