Robotic Navigation Cane with 3D Camera Helps Visually Impaired

Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University have developed a robotic cane with a 3D visual positioning system and camera that offers new hope to visually impaired and blind people.

Figure 1 from The GuideCane-applying mobile robot technologies to assist the visually impaired

Smart Walking Stick in Development to Help Blind Shoppers Navigate Supermarkets and Cafes

A team of researchers build a $400 self-navigating smart cane

Figure 1 from Co-Robotic Cane: A New Robotic Navigation Aid for the Visually Impaired

Review on LiDAR-Based Navigation Systems for the Visually Impaired

A Co-Robotic Cane for blind navigation

This smart-cane uses Google Maps, Alexa, and Obstacle Detection to guide the visually impaired - Yanko Design

Usability and Design Guidelines of Smart Canes for Users with Visual Impairments

Replacing white sticks with electronic devices: new technologies for the visually impaired

IoT based Blind People Navigation System using Node MCU

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SMART CANE Blind Stick Mobility Aid for Visual Impaired with White Cane 120cm

THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS' NAVIGATION-AID - Arkansas, USA