Think of it as assistive technology meets Silicon Valley. The researchers say that their “smart” walking stick could one day help blind people navigate tasks in a world designed for sighted ...

Good news to blind people! Artificial intelligence-based smart walking stick can help visually impaired people with grocery shopping and finding a seat. Going shopping and finding a seat could no ...

presented a proof-of-concept system using artificial intelligence towards developing a “smart” walking stick designed for blind people or the visually impaired. This study holds the potential for the ...

Kanika Sharma and Abhimanyu Gulati have designed ‘PathPal’—a smart walking stick aimed at enhancing mobility and safety for the visually impaired. Developed under their start-up, Smart Eye, this ...

Putting into work their robotics and coding skills, female pupils from the school have now invented smart sticks that can detect obstacles not less than 120 centimetres away from a blind person.

ETH student Alexander Bayer was inspired to upgrade the traditional white cane by a blind classmate in high school. Together with three other ETH students, he is working in the Student Project House ...

Coimbatore: Three vivacious students of a government school in Coimbatore have designed an affordable walking stick to assist blind people ... we decided to develop a smart device to assist ...

It’s positioned as an alternative to the traditional foldable white cane. Co-founder Kursat Ceylan, who has been blind since ...

For Felix, who came to my office to demonstrate eSight 3 smart glasses ... Felix lived as a profoundly blind person, using a walking stick, reading braille and not being able to see her children ...

'Smart' walking stick could help visually impaired with groceries, finding a seat Date: January 19, 2023 Source: University of Colorado at Boulder Summary: For people who are blind or visually ...