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TL;DR
A Raspberry Pi is used to build a PI camera that guides people with visual problems using TTS, a GPS module, and the internet to provide a workaround for people with visual problems.
Abstract
In today's society, living alone is necessary for everyone, but it can be difficult for individuals with vision impairments. A person with a visual impairment cannot perceive or feel their surroundings. In order to function independently, these persons require particular resources. It became easier to keep them in their daily lives as technology advanced, such as mobile connections and artificial intelligence. To provide a workaround for people with visual problems, we're using artificial intelligence, picture recognition, and navigation. Our project is carried out by utilising a Raspberry Pi to build a PI camera that guides them using TTS, a GPS module, and the internet
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