Street Surfing
STREET SURFING Training offers Orientation and Mobility (O&M) consultation to visually impaired clients age 3 to 90 primarily utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered glasses in the Pinellas county, Florida area. STREET SURFING instructs clients, caregivers, and institutions in proper Orientation and Mobility techniques, active daily living (ADL) aid use, and Individual Education Plan (IEP) progression. Learning Media Assessments, Clinical Low Vision Evaluations, and Assistive Technology Assessments with video capture from the O&M consultant view are provided with client AI glasses as part of consultation. As STREET SURFING grows, the Education, Academy, and Mobility Services will utilize Teachers of students with Visual Impairments (TVI) will provide Functional Vision Assessment, Learning Media Assessment, Expanded Core Curriculum (ECC) Assessments.
TRAINING
The STREET SURFING O&M training consists of records review (medical, vision, audiology, functional vision, IEPs, and low vision reports), interviews (with parents/caregivers, teachers, and the student), direct observation (in familiar and unfamiliar indoor/outdoor settings, including school, home, and community), skill testing (body awareness, laterality, positional language, environmental navigation, and mobility), and reporting & recommendations.
Utilizing AI glasses provided by STREET SURFING, the companion AI records video, translates, and explains environmental conditions hands-free. Both the client and STREET SURFING O&M consultant utilize AI glasses to navigate various street obstacles and challenges for visually impaired clients.
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EDUCATION
The STREET SURFING TVI and O&M can record, develop curriculum, and stream sessions through end-to-end encrypted (E2EE), secure video conferencing to classrooms or Learning Management Systems. The STREET SURFING Education expands O&M capabilities with advanced cane use, powered chair management, and guide dog utilization. The STREET SURFING TVI staff will introduce clients to echo-location techniques and reading - writing Braille. STREET SURFING Education will offer employment assistance through community, State, and Federal partners assisting visually impaired clients with independence in adulthood.
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Academy
STREET SURFING train-the-trainer (T3) program will develop curriculum and mentor TVI - O&M candidates to familiarize and master STREET SURFING techniques. AI glasses will be utilized during T3 instruction and aid in student TVI - O&M candidate evaluation and as curriculum for potential collegiate courses for Education majors. The STREET SURFING Academy intends to partner with youth camp for visually impaired clients as a long-term goal. Partnering with hospital systems Physical and Occupational Therapy (PT/OT) will allow STREET SURFING a full spectrum of consultation to youth, Veterans, and senior clients to navigate facilities and ADL requirements.
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Mobility Services
STREET SURFING Mobility Services will partner with local, State, and Federal organizations to assist in the research, development, and evaluation of advanced O&M multi-modal mobility assistance solutions. STREET SURFING Mobility Services intends to explore other technologies to assist clients to become more independent at home and in the community.
Meet the Team
The Street Surfing team have more than 30 years of Orientation and Mobility (O&M) training and experience.
Bryan Evans
Chief Executive Officer
Lead O&M Consultant
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Walter Engle
Chief Operations Officer
Mr. Engle is a Physician Assistant graduating from Florida State University and the University of Nebraska. Walter retired from the U.S. Army after 22 years deploying nine times conducting medical support to humanitarian and combat missions. After the military, Walter consulted for the Joint Operational Medicine Information Systems, U.S. Northern Command Surgeon, and the U.S. Transportation Command Surgeon. Mr. Engle also held positions as Assistant professor at Florida State University, Campbell University (NC), and the Central Texas College, and as Tactical Combat Medical Care course instructor at Fort Sam Houston, TX. Walter contributed to the Joint Trauma System research, U.S. Army re-animated tissue program, autologous whole blood transfusion courses, created the Fort Hood Operational Medicine Symposium, was instrumental in the execution of the Senate Armed Forces Committee live tissue evaluation study series, and oversaw the U.S. Army Medical Capabilities-Development-Integration Directorate tourniquet study.
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