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    Smart Glasses for Visually Impaired
    (2020-09-29T10:46:22Z) SUNIL, K A; MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ, KHAN; PRAMOD SENCHA, N
    The number of visually impaired people is growing over the past decades. As reported by the world health organization (WHO), about 285 million people worldwide are estimated to be visually impaired. People to commute from one place to other they have to take help of someone or the have to use the stick which is called as the white cane. The white cane stick senses any obstacle on the surface and gives a signal to the person holding it, by which the person gets to know that there is an obstacle. But technology advancement has changed the people deal with the problems. There are smart glasses available in the market which can detect the obstacle in front of us and warn us, so we get alert. So, we are trying to come up with a project in which we can have all the necessary functionality and try to improve the life of visually impaired people. The smart glasses available in the market are very costly, which every person cannot afford that is the reason we find even today people using those sticks for their daily commute in day to day life

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