Autonomous navigation for blind people

A POC project for OpenCV Spatial AI Competition

Jeju Machine Learning Camp 2018

Leveraging Intelligent Processing Tools and Algorithms to help the Visually Impaired see and navigate 💥✨

Testing SwiftUI. Accessible weather app for the blind and visually impaired. Made with https://darksky.net/dev

Detecção de cenas para que deficientes visuais consigam saber tudo que tem ao seu redor e suas respectivas posições no ambiente.

Drishti aims to help a visually impaired or a blind person in their everyday life tasks such as Recognizing Currency Notes, reading text from live images, and sharing their live locations with their loved ones.

Android application for blind community to read books, papers, shopping bills...... etc.

SIMAE: Sistema de marcado estructural de código fuente

Simple Object detector flutter experiment to help blind people

An all in one solution for safety and security of blind. Features covered in this project were Google maps navigation by voice, Currency Detector, Voice assistance for daily tasks, environment descriptor, and full house appliances control including face recognition door lock .

Chrome extension which gives the opportunity to blind users to read the content of an image.

Приложение для судей настольного тенниса (спорт слепых)

RITA (Rapid Interaction Assistant for Tasks) is a voice-controlled virtual assistant that performs home automation for people with visual disabilities.

👁️‍🗨️ PWA for visually impaired people that announces objects detected with user's phone camera.

My project is an Arduino based module that would will help the visually impaired people to be able to sense whether there are obstacles in front of them (further than the reach of their walking cane) and easily let their family/friends know their location with the help of Internet of Things.

A periodic table which aims blind people and its accessibility

Blind people face several challenges when reading books, but the main problem is a lack of accessibility to printed materials. This can limit the opportunities for blind people to gain knowledge and improve their education and employment prospects. The mobile-based Sinhala book reader for visually impaired individuals can provide a solution.