Smart Blind Stick with GPS module & ESP 32

Abstract— Nowadays there are many cases of eye injuries and in certain injuries people suffer from long term recovery and in certain cases they suffer from permanent damage. In these situations they face a lot many problems in daily life and one of the major problems they face is moving around. So i tried to solve this problem by proposing a system consisting of ultrasonic sensors and ESP32 which detects and analyses the obstacles and generates the alarming signals according to the distance of the object. s, which includes an ESP32, an Ultrasonic sensor, a speech playback module, a GPS receiver module, and a GSM. Using an ultrasonic sensor, the Smart Stick locates impediments and feeds the information to an ESP32 for proximity calculation. The GSM module then determines the user's location and sends messages to their family based on sensor data, with the voice playback module providing vocal help to avoid collisions with obstructions. Because of its user-friendly control mechanism and ability to detect obstacles in all directions, the Smart Stick offers a comprehensive solution for those with vision impairment or blindness. The Smart Stick is a useful navigational aid. Using its GSM module, it can detect impediments in all directions, offer voice help, and give loved one’s security. Anyone with a visual impairment can utilize it thanks to how simple it is to use. Keywords— ultrasonic sensor, ESP32, buzzer, haptic motor, GPS module

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Journal
International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management
Published
2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.55041/isjem02969
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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Smart Blind Stick with GPS module & ESP 32

Mangesh M. Dandgule
International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management
IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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Smart Blind Stick with GPS module & ESP 32

Mangesh M. Dandgule
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Abstract

Abstract— Nowadays there are many cases of eye injuries and in certain injuries people suffer from long term recovery and in certain cases they suffer from permanent damage. In these situations they face a lot many problems in daily life and one of the major problems they face is moving around. So i tried to solve this problem by proposing a system consisting of ultrasonic sensors and ESP32 which detects and analyses the obstacles and generates the alarming signals according to the distance of the object. s, which includes an ESP32, an Ultrasonic sensor, a speech playback module, a GPS receiver module, and a GSM. Using an ultrasonic sensor, the Smart Stick locates impediments and feeds the information to an ESP32 for proximity calculation. The GSM module then determines the user's location and sends messages to their family based on sensor data, with the voice playback module providing vocal help to avoid collisions with obstructions. Because of its user-friendly control mechanism and ability to detect obstacles in all directions, the Smart Stick offers a comprehensive solution for those with vision impairment or blindness. The Smart Stick is a useful navigational aid. Using its GSM module, it can detect impediments in all directions, offer voice help, and give loved one’s security. Anyone with a visual impairment can utilize it thanks to how simple it is to use. Keywords— ultrasonic sensor, ESP32, buzzer, haptic motor, GPS module

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