Project Overview
Well in a nutshell my project is basically building a solution that can move blind people inside their homes and to find objects easily. To offer a complete solution for end users, I have an integrated system using RFID technology and Wi-Fi module while scanning the IoT objects. My aim is to improve the independence and security of blind with whom we live.
Motivation
I chose this project because I wanted to solve problems that blind people experience on a daily basis — finding stuff and moving in the house. Simple, everyday tasks can become challenging for an individual with visual impairments causing him or her to have a loss of independence. I wanted to create a system that allows hemiplegics live by themselves more at eas, being easier for them find objects and move through their living spaces.
How It Works
RFID Object Tagging:
An RFID chip with a unique identifier is attached to each of her belongings in the house. It allows for the registration of these tags along with their particular positions in the house.
Voice-Activated Assistant:
So I had to add new functions on a wearable device, like smart glasses, and integrated voice-activated assistant in it. The user will be able to ask the assistant where say a stapler currently is and the assistant over Wi-fi communicates with a central database as to what last pick up place that object was... If any…
RFID Location Tracking:
To track the tagged objects in real-time I have placed RFID readers around home. The system then locates the object, and speaks it to direct the user in finding that precise point as well.
Pathfinding with RFID:
Navigation assistance is also powered by RFID, with a system following paths1353756 low-cost robots could simply follow the point in space where there's no absorption being k98juio produce using active transponders. It can establish predetermined paths that the user is invited to follow through directly inlay RFID technology into the layout of your home. Wearable devices then tell the user exactly what needs to be done when that person approaches an RFID reader along one of these paths.
Object Detection Technology:
Other than RFID I have also added object detection technology which can identify obstacles or hazards in the user's way. The home contains cameras or sensors designed to pick up objects on the floor and transmit a warning via that wearable device.
Integration & Customization
The system is also compatible with other smart home devices, which enables the user to turn on and off their lights/appliances as well as arm/disarm security systems. These can also be personalized according to your own specific requirements or satisfaction.
Ease of access and User Interface:
The process is designed with a focus on openness. This voice-activated interface is an easy one for blind users to interact with and auditory feedback works. Such a system should be easy to understand and use with simple voice commands plus crystal clear audio cues.
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