This fascinating job out of MIT aims to utilize innovation to assist visually impaired people navigate with the utilize of a haptic comments belt, chest-mounted sensors, as well as a braille display.

The belt consists of a vibration motors managed by what appears to be a Raspberry Pi (for the prototype anyway) with a distance sensor as well as video camera linked as well. The core algorithm is developed to take input from the video camera as well as distance sensors to compute the distance to obstacles, as well as to buzz the best motor to alert the individual — relatively expected stuff. However, the job has a higher goal: to help in determining as well as utilizing chairs.

Célja, hogy megtalálja az ülést és a karokat, az algoritmus három vízszintes felületet keres egymásra, további gondossággal, hogy garantálja a széket nem foglalt. The research study discovered that, utilized in conjunction with a cane, the system noticeably assisted individuals navigate with reasonable environments, as determined by minor as well as major collisions. Az egyének jelentősen kevesebb ütközést rögzítettek, összehasonlítva a rendszer önmagában vagy a cukornád használatával. The job likewise requires a belt-mounted braille display to relay much more challenging info to the user.

Számos Braille-projektet betöltöttünk, beleértve a frissíthető Braille kijelzőt, a braille képernyővel, valamint a billentyűzetet, valamint a billentyűzetet.

[Via MIT Hírek]