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Machine learning and image processing technique to describe outdoor scenes for visually impaired people
Abstract
It is estimated that there are about 280 million visually impaired individuals in the globe, who are unable to see and experience the world in the same manner that a normal human being does. Using digital image processing and voice processing, we want to assist visually impaired individuals in interacting with the actual world by narrating the descriptions of a scene in front of them, as described in our article. In addition to this, our gadget serves as a personal assistant by keeping the user up to speed on the latest developments.
