I am not able to get any thing new. If any of u help me out in giving some new ideas then it would be helpful....
Whichever it is, unless the disability is also spelt out it will be difficult for anyone to offer suggestions.
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If the old Polaroid ultrasonic ranging system can be properly configured, this may be possible.The_Big_KOk, here's one idea that popped up in my mind while reading your post. Why not develop an audio-feedback mechanism system for the blind people? Develop a system that detects the most common objects (obstacles) and informs the user about it? For example, how wonderful it would be if the system could notice a road and inform the user that the road is clear - and he/she can safely cross it? 😀 That'd be a really nice, useful and innovative project!
https://www.bmius.com/p-7861-polaroid-pid603972-ultrasonic-ranging-system-designers-kit.aspx
I also got an idea where an instrument based on RFID can detect the bus and tell the BUS NUMBER which can help the blind without the help of others.
Any suggestion on this project??????
That has limited use. Asking a sighted person for the bus number is no great problem. Avoiding obstacles is a major help.arsshyamYa..... Thanks for your suggestions. The sensor that can detect common obstacles the report the message to the person is something i have never heard of.
I also got an idea where an instrument based on RFID can detect the bus and tell the BUS NUMBER which can help the blind without the help of others.
Any suggestion on this project??????
The Polaroid sensor gives the distance. In my opinion the magnitude of the returning signal can be an indication of size. A lot of hardware and software is now available for a vocalized reading out of a display.
Ya.. Now i have something to workout for my project.bioramaniThat has limited use. Asking a sighted person for the bus number is no great problem. Avoiding obstacles is a major help.
The Polaroid sensor gives the distance. In my opinion the magnitude of the returning signal can be an indication of size. A lot of hardware and software is now available for a vocalized reading out of a display.
Is it possible to build everything in a small walking stick with speakers to tell the person abt the obstacle or the information that its safe to cross...
Can u pls brief abt the working of the polaroid sensor???
That is exactly what you can attempt. The head of the walking stich can hose the electronics. The batteries can go into the shaft of the stick. The stick itself should be rigid and light. Its function is not mechanical support but to give feed back on the immediate surroundings. The blind have a very good tactile sense. The stick sends up vibrations which tell what kind of surface is around. Muddy slush (சேறு ) sends up a signal different from wet concrete or granite.arsshyamYa.. Now i have something to workout for my project.
Is it possible to build everything in a small walking stick with speakers to tell the person abt the obstacle or the information that its safe to cross...
Can u pls brief abt the working of the polaroid sensor???
However, the Polaroid transceiver should be aimed forward when held normally by the handle. This gives a guide to the person about which way to point the device.
There is a simpler alternative used for robotics. Please see if this makes sense. I am not an electronics person, so am unable to comment on the suitability.
https://www.robot-electronics.co.uk/htm/srf04tech.htm
Very long back we were trying to build a similar thing using carbon fibre reinforced plastic stick for the blind with similar function. The project got dropped because of other priorities.
Google's your best friend. Search and you'll find wonderful stuff.arsshyamCan u pls brief abt the working of the polaroid sensor???
or voice operated vehicle for bllind as well as for arm disbled people.
Can you please describe about this voice operated arm..and how can it will be helpful!??
@Anwesha I found this interesting project - Easy to build, 3D printed and voice-controlled servo robot arm. The STL files are attached as well. I think the tutorial is easy to follow.
This project on radar glasses is interesting:
https://www.instructables.com/id/Radar-Glasses/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email
please suggest me some ideas for developing a project useful for agriculture purpose
Agriculture provides lot of employment to the rural population. Better to allow traditional methods for small farmers.
However, irrigation water control and other conservation projects may be benefitted by appropriate monitoring and control systems.
Is it possible to implement this idea in earbuds or else in ear machine for blind people's
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