HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - s4story -- LumiNav Launches AI Mobility Platform to Prevent Sidewalk Veering for Blind Pedestrians

Introduces SidewalkKeep™ for consumers and LumiNav Enterprise for university campus wayfinding.

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — September 28, 2026 — LumiNav, Inc. today announced the launch of its dual-tier assistive navigation ecosystem: SidewalkKeep™, an on-device pedestrian lane-keeping app for the public, and LumiNav Enterprise, a turnkey campus navigation platform for universities.

Standard GPS drifts by 15 to 30 feet—enough to lead a blind traveler into traffic or off a curb. LumiNav bridges this safety gap by delivering automotive-style "lane-keeping assist" directly to everyday Android smartphones. Mounted hands-free in a chest pocket or harness, the software analyzes walkways in real time to alert users before physical cane or guide dog contact occurs.

SidewalkKeep™ (Consumer):

• Active Walkway Containment: Subtle directional audio cues and haptic pulses alert pedestrians the instant they drift off the pavement.
• Early Hazard Avoidance: Detects ground-level trip hazards, people, automobiles, e-scooters, and low branches six feet ahead.
• 100% On-Device & Private: All computer vision processes locally with zero latency; no video is ever transmitted or stored in the cloud.
• Available on Sidewalkeep.com with a 7-day free trial ($49.99/year or $5.99/month).

LumiNav Enterprise (Higher Education):

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Built to help colleges meet ADA Title II accessibility mandates, the enterprise edition combines SidewalkKeep's vision engine with campus sidewalk networks and multi-floor indoor routing. Students receive turn-by-turn guidance directly to classroom doors, elevators, and accessible restrooms. Disability Resource Centers (DRCs) can license the platform through annual institutional seat packages.

"Standard maps tell you what block you're on, but not if you're drifting off the concrete," said the Founder of LumiNav. "We're giving travelers the confidence to step forward safely."

Learn more or schedule a campus demonstration at www.luminavapp.com (https://www.google.com/search?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.luminav.com).

Media Contact:

LumiNav, Inc.

Bud.bradley@luminavapp.com

www.luminavapp.com