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.

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Co-Robotic Cane: A New Robotic Navigation Aid for the Visually Impaired. - Abstract - Europe PMC

AUS students design an IoT-based smart cane for people with visual impairment

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Seeing Blindcane – Rehabilitation Engineering Laboratory

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Sensors, Free Full-Text

The Smart Cane and its sensor installation and coordinate systems: the

a co-robotic cane

Helping the visually impaired to navigate safely

On-Demand Injection Molding: 3D Printed Assistive Devices for the Blind - Medical Design Briefs

Towards Portable Navigational Devices for the Visually Impaired

Researchers build $400 self-navigating smart cane