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Full History - 2019 - 12 - 10 - ID#e8v66b
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Help me, help you (self.Blind)
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CloudyBeep 3 points 3y ago
There are already devices that allow you to feel vibrations when you are near obstacles. Research the Sunu Band and Buzz Clip.
lightsrage85 2 points 3y ago
Nice degree and nice project thought. However, all the commenters thus far have it right. But i won’t be sarcastic i have enough electronics in my body for epilepsy I don’t want electric eyes too. What i would take is something reliable that can scan barcodes, read stuff like my mail, oh and something to help me I’d all those dang cans in the cupboard that i cant find the code on or that aren’t in a database for most barcode readers. Let’s be practical.
violetsocks 2 points 3y ago
Please build me a new functional retina. 😫
Laser_Lens_4 2 points 3y ago
Hell, just build a new eye. I'll take two
KillerLag 2 points 3y ago
How would such a device work? It would need something to detect you are on the correct path, as well as checking for obstacles. Would also need something to check for elevation changes as well as sudden drop-offs (holes or curbs). It would have to reliably detect objects that are mostly empty (chain link fences, rails) but not give too many false positives.
Laser_Lens_4 2 points 3y ago
I've always figured something like an inertial guidance unit could be helpful. It wouldn't tell you where to go but it could at least tell you if you're veering or keeping on a straight path
UnfortunateOkibum 1 points 3y ago
Hmmm, let me brain storm some ideas man.l. I’ll let you know what I come up with and you can tell me if it’s worth my time
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