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Optimizing Safety Driven Navigation Aid for

the Visually Impaired

TEAM MEMBER(BATCH NO:03 ) GUIDED BY:


Mrs. V.RAJESWARI ,M.E.,
AGALYA.K (211521205008) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION &
SAI SRUTHI.AS (211521205014)
TECHNOLOGY
ANBARASI.K (211521205015) PANIMALAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Abstract
• This project aims to develop a navigation aid using Internet of Things
(IoT) technology for visually impaired individuals, with a focus on
safety optimization.
• The system leverages IoT sensors, such as ultrasonic and infrared
sensors, to detect obstacles and provide real-time feedback to the
user.
• With the integration of AI, the system interprets environmental data
to offer audio cues for safe navigation, enhancing user independence
and confidence.
Introduction
• Visually impaired individuals face significant challenges in independent
navigation, particularly in crowded or unfamiliar environments

• According to WHO, 30 million social classes are forever


outwardly disabled and 285 billion social classes with vision
weakness

• Traditional aids, such as canes and guide dogs, provide limited feedback and
often require user dependency on others for assistance

• This project introduces an IoT-based smart navigation system, designed to


provide real-time assistance by detecting obstacles and guiding users safely
through their surroundings.
Existing System

The current solutions for visually impaired navigation include:


•White Canes: Limited range and require physical contact with obstacles.
•Guide Dogs: Provide companionship and navigation assistance but come
with training costs and limitations.
•GPS-based Apps: Offer directional guidance but do not detect immediate
physical obstacles.
• These systems have limitations in ensuring immediate safety and lack
real-time feedback on the physical surroundings, which is crucial for the
visually impaired
Proposed system
• The proposed system utilizes IoT technology to improve safety and navigation for
visually impaired users by integrating:
• Sensors (Ultrasonic, Infrared, etc.): Detect obstacles within a defined range and
identify their proximity.
• Real-time Processing: Microcontrollers process data from sensors and activate alerts
based on obstacle distance.
• This system ensures a proactive approach to navigation, enhancing the safety and
autonomy of visually impaired individuals.
Literature Survey
S.NO YEAR TITLE AUTHOR MERITES DEMERITES
2020 An Audio Visual And Sagor Saha The device runs on Users may
1 Navigation Aid For voice command and need time to adapt
Visually Impaired Farhan Hossain Shak obstacle sensing sensor to the audio cues,
Person is always kept activated commands, and
al any AI-driven
so that user could be feedback provided
notified of the by the device.
surrounding obstacle.

2021 T. Tirupal The main aim of this The system might


2 Smart Blind Stick Using M. Sandeep paper is to assist blind struggle with highly
Ultrasonic Sensor persons without human crowded areas
need
THANK
YOU

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