Helping people with Parkinson’s walk with
better balance, posture, confidence and independence.
Stories from the StrydAR community
Hear real experiences from people who use StrydAR Glasses.
A world-first medical device for Parkinson's
Walking aids
support the body.
StrydAR supports
the brain.
Standard walking aids provide physical stability, but they don't address the neurological root of freezing or shuffling. StrydAR uses high-grade Augmented Reality technology to project a stable visual cue in your upper peripheral vision. This helps the brain bypass impaired pathways to initiate smoother, more confident movement.
3 out of 4 users regain improvements in mobility
Smoother stride
Reduced moments of hesitation.
More confidence
Leaving the house feels easier.
Lifted posture
Opening your stance as you move.
Doorways feel doable
Fewer sticking points at thresholds.
Everyday wins
Short trips and errands are possible.
Neurological support
Supporting motor pathways.
How it works
Put them on
Discreet frames. No phone or complex setup required.
See the cue
A stable visual cue in your upper peripheral vision bypasses motor barriers.
Walk smoother
Confidence returns as your brain finds a new way to initiate movement.
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High demand means our current stock is reserved. Pre-order now to secure your delivery in the next batch, or join the waitlist for updates.
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- Next-day delivery
- Full support included
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- Lifetime support
- 30‑day guarantee
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- Lifetime support
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- Priority assistance
Frequently asked questions
Will StrydAR work for me?
Many notice improvements in stride and confidence. Register for our waitlist or pre-order to secure your place in our production schedule.
Do I need a smartphone or app?
No. The glasses are simple and purpose‑built with no distracting apps or screens. They are ready to use out of the box.
Will I get dizzy wearing the glasses?
Some wearers report a feeling of motion sickness, but this will soon pass. It is caused by the inner ear adjusting to the body’s new alignment.
What if I wear prescription glasses?
The Parkinson’s Walking Glasses do not currently come with a prescription lens option, so a patient will need to remove their glasses before putting on the Parkinson’s glasses. They should give their eyes time to adjust.
How will I know when I can wear the glasses for longer periods?
Once you become confident wearing the glasses, you and your StrydAR coach will work together to find a daily usage that works best for you, such as increasing the number of daily sessions and wearing the glasses for longer or for shorter periods per session.
What if I depend on a mobility walking frame?
To get the full potential of the glasses we recommend that you safely practice using the glasses without your walking frame using a walking stick instead if required, gradually using your walking frame less and less.
Do I need to focus my attention on the line at all times?
No, it is not necessary for you to remain focused on the green line (visual cue). Once you start to move around it is okay for you to forget all about the line. Your brain is still very aware that the line is there even though you are not focusing on it.
What should I see when I turn on the glasses?
You will see a green horizontal line, this should appear in your right eye. If you do not see this line you will need to adjust the glasses until the line becomes visible, refer to the user guide that comes with the glasses.
How do I turn on the glasses?
Put the glasses on, so that they are firmly against the top bridge of your nose, then lightly press your finger against the bridge part of the glasses (in the middle between the two lenses) keep your finger pressed down for 4 seconds until you see the digital image appear in the right lens of the glasses.
When should I wear the glasses?
You should wear the glasses when you are mobile, and it’s helpful if you carry out light energetic tasks such as – walking around the house and garden, carrying out household tasks, using an exercise machine such as a stationary bike or treadmill, etc.
How long should I wear the glasses?
For the first few days we recommend that you only wear the glasses two sessions per day for no more than 30 minutes per session and sessions should be Morning, Late Afternoon or Early Evening. This will allow you to get used to wearing the glasses and give us some baseline data to help coach you on your further usage.