Smart Blind Stick for Blind People

Pilania, Urmila; Kaushik, Ashwani; Vohra, Yatharth; Jadaun, Shikhar

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-0666-3_2

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“…This smart stick lacks the developing technology to estimate the speed of impending obstacles. [6] This research aims to create an image of opportunity, autonomy, and certainty with the help of an IoT stick. In order to do daily tasks swiftly, the proposed smart stick is designed with an obstacle identification module, a worldwide positioning system (GPS), pit and flight of stairs detection, water detection, and a global system for mobile communication (GSM).…”

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IOT Based Smart Blind Stick

Keerthi

2023

IJRASET

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People who are blind today must deal with several challenges in their daily lives. Using a blind stick to direct them and a buzzer to inform them with beeps is the new strategy that is presented in this system to assist them. Any object, including impediments, might be easily located with the use of an ultrasonic sensor. They could message a relative in case of any issues. In order to assist people who are blind or visually impaired, the "IoT based blind stick" project is proposed. This proposed system is implemented using Renesas. An IoT project is useful for the blind person and sensors are also connecting to a blind stick. They can use this stick for safe walk and they could move from one place to another place.

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IOT Based Smart Blind Stick

Keerthi

2023

IJRASET

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“…When combined with optical see-through glasses, it forms the heart of a complete navigation system. Following extensive testing on a diverse range of individuals, it has been demonstrated that the proposed navigation device is effective for indoor navigation tasks in the laboratory [7]. Using a new mobile assistive navigation system that uses a holistic vision-based approach, this article discusses how blind and visually impaired people can get around the house independently [8].…”

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Artificial Intelligence based Visual Aid with Live Tracking of Visually Impaired People

Ananth

Thenmozhi

Vadakkan

et al. 2022

2022 2nd International Conference on Technological Advancements in Computational Sciences (ICTACS)

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Blind people cannot do things like navigate on their own, recognize objects, or avoid obstacles because they cannot see where they are going or what is around them. In the future, there will be an article about a new visual aid for people who are completely deaf or blind. As a result, the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ was chosen because it is cheap, small, and easy to work with other systems. This model was made to show how the prototype would work and how it would look. The system's obstacle avoidance configuration includes a camera and other sensors and object detection and tracking algorithms to help it avoid things. People can use ultrasonic technology and a camera to figure out how far away they are from a specific object or person, so they can figure out how far away they are.As an extra layer of protection, the GPS system tracks people's movements who cannot see. The products will be lightweight and easy to move, making them easy to move. Regular eyeglasses can be used as a base for these glasses so that you do not have to spend extra money or make things more complicated. Using this idea to make eyeglasses would be easy, and it would not make them more expensive or more complicated. The price or complexity of eyeglasses would not change if we made one of these products, so it would be easy to put one in.

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“…In order to solve the difficulties associated with using a stick, researchers have developed smart devices. These systems use infrared or ultrasonic sensors to detect various boundaries and vibrate to alert the user [5]- [7].…”

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Smart stick for blind people with wireless emergency notification

Hashim,

Abdulbaqi

2023

TELKOMNIKA

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This effort develops and uses a smart stick to help blind individuals walk more safely and avoid hazards. This research paper involved to develop smart stick for blind people to help them to walk safely by avoiding obstructions, and at emergency conditions sent their location to person in charge like a doctor or relatives to help them accordingly. Three ultrasonic sensors are used in the proposed device's architecture to detect obstructions at three different heights, low, mid, and high obstructions using speaker to alert the blind person. An emergency message with the location of the blind person's phone is sent through a mobile app to the doctor or person in charge whenever the designed smart stick's emergency button is touched, or the stick is dropped down. The Arduino Uno platform, Bluetooth model, MPU-6050 3-axis gyroscope as a position sensor, and microSd card module has been used to effectively implement the stick. At the testing stage, the device gave good results. The user received notifications in the form of voice messages and vibrations from the smart stick when it detects things or obstacles in front of them. Additionally, even though they cannot directly activate it, the automated emergency condition has been detection and activated.

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Smart Blind Stick for Blind People

Cited by 8 publications

References 9 publications

IOT Based Smart Blind Stick

IOT Based Smart Blind Stick

Artificial Intelligence based Visual Aid with Live Tracking of Visually Impaired People

Smart stick for blind people with wireless emergency notification

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