IOT Based Smart Assistant System for Disabled Person

Blind people face significant challenges, including difficulty reading, recognizing objects, and navigating safely. According to WHO, 30 million are permanently blind, and 285 million have vision impairment. Visually impaired individuals struggle to detect obstacles, making walking dangerous. Special equipment like voice services and electronic sticks help improve their daily lives. This paper proposes a wearable system for blind people that uses a Raspberry Pi, webcam, and ultrasonic sensor to detect obstacles. The system provides audio feedback through earphones, alerting users to nearby objects. It aims to create a low-cost, compact solution for obstacle detection, offering a sense of artificial vision to help blind people navigate independently. The system uses Python and OpenCV for object detection, providing feedback through speech and warning sounds

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International Journal of Advanced Research in Science Communication and Technology
Published
2025-02-07
DOI
https://doi.org/10.48175/ijarsct-23225
Primary Topic
Gaze Tracking and Assistive Technology
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Abstract

Blind people face significant challenges, including difficulty reading, recognizing objects, and navigating safely. According to WHO, 30 million are permanently blind, and 285 million have vision impairment. Visually impaired individuals struggle to detect obstacles, making walking dangerous. Special equipment like voice services and electronic sticks help improve their daily lives. This paper proposes a wearable system for blind people that uses a Raspberry Pi, webcam, and ultrasonic sensor to detect obstacles. The system provides audio feedback through earphones, alerting users to nearby objects. It aims to create a low-cost, compact solution for obstacle detection, offering a sense of artificial vision to help blind people navigate independently. The system uses Python and OpenCV for object detection, providing feedback through speech and warning sounds

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