White Canes for Blindness: Why and How It's Used

The use of a white cane signals that someone is blind or has low vision. There are different types of canes. Your eligibility and the laws you must follow may depend on where you live.

History of the White Cane - Queensland Blind Association

Stepping Toward Independence - ConnectCenter

White Cane for the Blind and Visually Impaired - How to Get One Free

Debunking Sight Loss Myths – Part Three - Using A White Cane

Incorporating blindness canes into Halloween costumes – Perkins School for the Blind

White cane - Wikipedia

Free White Cane Program National Federation of the Blind

A white cane for a visually impaired person, and training for it's use.

Robotic 'white cane' helps visually impaired navigate indoors - GPS World

Why is creating electronic canes for the blind so hard? — WHYY

White Cane Awareness Day Walk for Independence Lighthouse for the Visually Impaired and Blind

Sonar sticks use ultrasound to guide blind people

About the White Cane

The identified factors in technology-assisted white cane. Full-size