Authors :
Shyalan Ramesh
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 6 - June
Google Scholar :
https://bit.ly/3TmGbDi
Scribd :
https://tinyurl.com/yrjvwppv
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8103905
Abstract :
This research paper presents Sight Sense, an
innovative project that addresses the challenges faced by
individuals with visual impairments in navigating their
surroundings. Sight Sense employs cutting-edge
technologies, such as computer vision, speech
recognition, and machine learning, to provide a
comprehensive solution for enhancing mobility and
independence for individuals with limited vision. By
integrating facial recognition, real-time object detection,
and distance identification capabilities into a
customizable helmet design, Sight Sense offers a
personalized and adaptable solution for each user. This
article examines the driving motivations behind the
project, critically evaluates the limitations of existing
systems, and highlights the transformative potential of
Sight Sense in revolutionizing the field of assistive
technology for the visually impaired. The findings
presented in this study contribute to advancing
accessibility and inclusivity for individuals with visual
impairments, paving the way for a more inclusive
society.
Keywords :
Assistive Technology, Visual Impairment, Blindness, Navigational Aid, Helmet-based Device, Computer Vision, Object Detection, Distance Identification, Facial Recognition, Human-Robot Interaction, Accessibility, Inclusivity, Machine Learning, Ultrasonic Sensor, Arduino, Speech Recognition, Personalization, Customization, Social Integration, user Satisfaction.
This research paper presents Sight Sense, an
innovative project that addresses the challenges faced by
individuals with visual impairments in navigating their
surroundings. Sight Sense employs cutting-edge
technologies, such as computer vision, speech
recognition, and machine learning, to provide a
comprehensive solution for enhancing mobility and
independence for individuals with limited vision. By
integrating facial recognition, real-time object detection,
and distance identification capabilities into a
customizable helmet design, Sight Sense offers a
personalized and adaptable solution for each user. This
article examines the driving motivations behind the
project, critically evaluates the limitations of existing
systems, and highlights the transformative potential of
Sight Sense in revolutionizing the field of assistive
technology for the visually impaired. The findings
presented in this study contribute to advancing
accessibility and inclusivity for individuals with visual
impairments, paving the way for a more inclusive
society.
Keywords :
Assistive Technology, Visual Impairment, Blindness, Navigational Aid, Helmet-based Device, Computer Vision, Object Detection, Distance Identification, Facial Recognition, Human-Robot Interaction, Accessibility, Inclusivity, Machine Learning, Ultrasonic Sensor, Arduino, Speech Recognition, Personalization, Customization, Social Integration, user Satisfaction.