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International Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE)

Monthly Journal for Computer Science and Engineering

ISSN : 2394-2320 (Online)

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Develop Blind Pedestrian Positioning Using an Artificial Vision

Author : Ashok Kumar Yadav 1 Mayank Kumar 2

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Date of Publication :9th January 2018

Abstract: In current situation portability seems, by all accounts, to be the most risky issue in the visually impeded populace. With around nine people out of ten having solid challenges. The navigation in the visually impaired populace raise issues identified with direction (knowing where one is and being able to go the right position) and versatility (model: obstacle evasion, keeping up steady headings, estimate angles). Direction and portability are colossal issues for Blind individuals. Assistive advances dependent on the Global Positioning System (GPS) could furnish them with wonderful independence. Shockingly, GPS signals, Geographical Information System (GIS and guide coordinating procedures are adjusted to vehicle navigation just, and flop in helping pedestrian navigation, particularly for the Blind. In this paper, the author planned an assistive gadget for the Blind dependent on adjusted GIS, and a combination of GPS and vision-based positioning. The proposed assistive gadget may improve client positioning, even in a focus town where GPS signals are incorrect. In this paper, the author structured an assistive gadget for the Blind dependent on adjusted GSM and the combination of GPS and artificial vision positioning

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