SCEN, together with the Italian Union of the Blind and Visually Impaired, has developed and distributes an autonomous and cost-effective system recognized as a national standard for visual impairment called U.I.C.I. LETIsmart, making beach resorts and water activities inclusive of people with multiple disabilities and promoting accessible tourism in accordance with the PNRR.
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Water Remote Control pn° 2475.12
A world first, it allows users with disabilities to independently locate their own personal beacon on their lounger/umbrella/cabin, the battery-powered water access point beacon at the end of the walkway, and the battery-powered lifeguard assistance beacon.
Waterproof, durable, and easy to use, it finally makes water activities accessible.
DATASHEET WATER REMOTE CONTROL – P/N° 7V2475.12
Personal battery radio beacon pn° 2475.48
The battery-powered personal radio beacon (2xAA) is a device that communicates with both the aquatic remote control and the white cane and minipocket aids, allowing the user to reach personal points such as the sunbed, umbrella or cabin.
DATASHEET LETIsmart TAG PERSONAL TRAINER– P/N° 7V2475.48
Rechargeable personal radio beacon pn° 2475.49
It is the alternative to the battery-powered personal radio beacon but with USB-C charging.
DATASHEET RECHARGEABLE TAG PERSONAL TRAINER– P/N° 7V2475.49
Long-lasting battery radio beacon p.n° 2475.18
With a simple installation, it allows you to precisely indicate the main points of interest and guide the user, making the entire facility accessible. Mainly used for: Sea access point, Lifeguard, Entrance/ticket office, Restrooms, Bar, Shower, Start of beach ramp.
DATASHEET LONG-LASTING BATTERY BEACON– P/N° 7V2475.18
Minipocket pn° 2475.95
A compact and lightweight aid that allows visually impaired people to navigate independently thanks to multilingual voice guidance and acoustic warnings from pre-booked beacons, making the entire beach area accessible.
The minipocket is the pocket-sized alternative to the white cane, both of which are already used by visually, cognitively, and physically impaired people throughout Italy, as per the standard of the Italian Union of the Blind and Visually Impaired.
