Navigating unfamiliar indoor environments remains a significant challenge for Blind and Low Vision (BLV) individuals, particularly when navigation relies on interpreting spatial signage. Traditional assistive methods, such as smartphone-based computer vision or human assistance, often prove cumbersome or limit physical autonomy. This thesis presents a hands-free navigation system for indoor spaces utilizing Meta's Project Aria smart glasses. A preliminary study about preferences and needs of BLV individuals was done, switching the focus on what they actually need and would want from assistive technologies, especially based on smart-glasses. Based on these insights, a custom Android application was developed to interface with Project Aria’s glasses processing the glasses' real-time RGB data.