An intelligent orientation aid for the visually handicapped
Since the advent of the positioning satellites in the 1970s, much have evolved in the wide use of these satellites for outdoor navigation purposes and now the positioning evolution has moved to indoor navigation. Whilst the positioning satellites systems, like the Global Positioning Satellites (GPS)...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-751622023-07-07T17:04:42Z An intelligent orientation aid for the visually handicapped Tan, Mitchell Rong Ern Lee Peng Hin School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Computer hardware, software and systems Since the advent of the positioning satellites in the 1970s, much have evolved in the wide use of these satellites for outdoor navigation purposes and now the positioning evolution has moved to indoor navigation. Whilst the positioning satellites systems, like the Global Positioning Satellites (GPS) or GLONASS have worked well for outdoor navigation but it lagged in performance for indoor navigation due to the obstructions to the lines of sight to the positioning satellites. Indoor navigation systems are now being tested and implemented at places like the airports, shopping mall, hospitals, factories and places of interest like the museums. However, even as indoor navigation systems evolve to become more user friendly and accurate, not much development work has been done to support the needs of the visually impaired on using these indoor navigation systems. Bachelor of Engineering 2018-05-28T09:03:29Z 2018-05-28T09:03:29Z 2018 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/75162 en Nanyang Technological University 93 p. application/pdf |
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Since the advent of the positioning satellites in the 1970s, much have evolved in the wide use of these satellites for outdoor navigation purposes and now the positioning evolution has moved to indoor navigation. Whilst the positioning satellites systems, like the Global Positioning Satellites (GPS) or GLONASS have worked well for outdoor navigation but it lagged in performance for indoor navigation due to the obstructions to the lines of sight to the positioning satellites.
Indoor navigation systems are now being tested and implemented at places like the airports, shopping mall, hospitals, factories and places of interest like the museums.
However, even as indoor navigation systems evolve to become more user friendly and accurate, not much development work has been done to support the needs of the visually impaired on using these indoor navigation systems. |
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