Axessible’s solutions help people navigate daily
Audio Beacons for a Variety of Uses
Smart audio beacons can support blind and visually impaired individuals in many ways across public spaces.
They can provide route guidance, give safety alerts—such as warning about an approaching tram at a pedestrian crossing—or even replace a self-service kiosk entirely.
The more audio beacons installed in an environment, the more accessible and inclusive that space becomes—for everyone
All you need is the free MyMovEO mobile app or the Okeenea Button, and as you move, you’ll receive clear navigation instructions—in your chosen language, either through the beacon itself or directly into your headphones.
Axessible’s Product Family
Smart Audio Beacon
Okeneea Navigueo+ Hifi
The smart audio beacon is specifically designed for public environments, such as transport hubs, station platforms, and building entrances.
Thanks to its high-quality audio output and robust construction, it is also suitable for a wide range of other use cases.
Each beacon can be programmed with a custom call sound, helping users locate the device even in noisy environments.
It supports spoken guidance messages in multiple languages, tailored to the location.
This is a scalable and adaptable solution that fits a variety of spaces and purposes—bringing smart, accessible guidance wherever it’s needed.
- Water and dust resistant (IP65-rating)
- Vandal resistant (IK 07 -rating)
- CE certified
Axessible Check-In Assistant
Okeenea Navigueo+ Hifi audio beacon with an integrated audio signal speaker that operates via radio frequency—even from a long distance
When a visually impaired person enters a space—such as the lobby of a health center where check-in is typically done via a kiosk—the smart audio beacon activates automatically. It provides clear, spoken guidance and instructs the visitor to wait.
At the same time, a signal from the integrated speaker notifies staff in a back office or service area that a person requiring assistance has arrived.
- A practical and easy solution for complying with the EU Accessibility Directive 2019/882
- An optional doorbell trigger can be added to assist wheelchair users in opening non-electric doors
Okeenea aBeacon – Accessible Pedestrian Signal
Okeenea aBeacon
Replaces the traditional beacons that emit constant ticking sounds.
Just like other smart audio beacons, it activates only when a visually impaired person approaches—using the MyMovEO app or the Okeenea Button.
- Clear spoken guidance to complement visual information
- Enables blind and visually impaired users to locate crosswalks on their own
- Over 350,000 units already installed in France
