Authors :
Sanjana B. Sthavaramath; Megha Upase
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 12 - December
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25dec737
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Abstract :
The system will be developed of a pair of worn glasses with a centrally mounted obstacle-detecting module, a
processing unit, a warning output element, and a power source. In this setup, the sensing unit and the warning module are
connected to the central processing circuit, while the power section delivers the required voltage for operation. The system
uses an ultrasonic sensor for obstacle detection, a controller to handle data processing, and a buzzer to generate alerts. The
controller manages every function—receiving distance readings from the ultrasonic sensor, analyzing the data, and
activating the buzzer whenever an object is detected nearby. The Ultrasonic Smart Glasses designed for visually impaired
users are lightweight, small in size, easy to carry, affordable, and simple to operate. This assistive tool helps guide individuals
with vision loss by alerting them to obstacles around them, making movement safer and more reliable.
References :
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The system will be developed of a pair of worn glasses with a centrally mounted obstacle-detecting module, a
processing unit, a warning output element, and a power source. In this setup, the sensing unit and the warning module are
connected to the central processing circuit, while the power section delivers the required voltage for operation. The system
uses an ultrasonic sensor for obstacle detection, a controller to handle data processing, and a buzzer to generate alerts. The
controller manages every function—receiving distance readings from the ultrasonic sensor, analyzing the data, and
activating the buzzer whenever an object is detected nearby. The Ultrasonic Smart Glasses designed for visually impaired
users are lightweight, small in size, easy to carry, affordable, and simple to operate. This assistive tool helps guide individuals
with vision loss by alerting them to obstacles around them, making movement safer and more reliable.