A Mobile Application for Disabled to Access Their Facilities in Unknown Location

Navigating unfamiliar locations can be a significant challenge for individuals with disabilities. This project aims to develop a user-friendly mobile application designed to assist disabled individuals in accessing facilities and services in unfamiliar locations with ease. The application leverages cutting-edge technologies such as GPS, real time mapping, and artificial intelligence to provide tailored navigation, accessibility information, and recommendations.

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Published
2025-03-19
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iciccs65191.2025.10984623
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Smart Parking Systems Research
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A Mobile Application for Disabled to Access Their Facilities in Unknown Location

D. Ajay, L. Sai Ramesh, E. A., B Akshai et al.
Smart Parking Systems Research
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A Mobile Application for Disabled to Access Their Facilities in Unknown Location

D. Ajay, L. Sai Ramesh, E. A., B Akshai, T Dharshan
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Abstract

Navigating unfamiliar locations can be a significant challenge for individuals with disabilities. This project aims to develop a user-friendly mobile application designed to assist disabled individuals in accessing facilities and services in unfamiliar locations with ease. The application leverages cutting-edge technologies such as GPS, real time mapping, and artificial intelligence to provide tailored navigation, accessibility information, and recommendations.

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