ULTRASONIC BLIND STICK USING GPS TRACKING

ULTRASONIC BLIND STICK USING GPS TRACKING

 M. Sumaya , H. Lakshmi Prashanthi, G. Sushmitha, M. Subbamma, C. Chandra Kiran Reddy

UG Students, Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, Sai Rajeswari Institute of Technology, Proddatur, Andhra Pradesh – 516360

 H. Raghunath Rao M. Tech,  Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering,

Sai Rajeswari Institute of Technology, Proddatur, Andhra Pradesh – 516360

Email: sumayamallela@gmail.com, santhiharivaram@gmail.com, galisushmithaa1914@gmail.com,

msubbamma135@gmail.com, cheepatichandrakiran@gmail.com, raghunathhanchate@gmail.com

Abstract-

We have come up with a special stick called the Blind Stick to help people who can't see well move around more easily. Our new version of the Blind Stick uses fancy technology to make it even better. It has sensors that can detect obstacles, like walls or objects in front of you, and it can even tell if it's dark or if there's water on the ground. When it finds an obstacle, it tells you by making a noise and vibrating, so you know to be careful. And if you forget where you put your stick, don't worry! We added a special remote control that makes the stick beep so you can find it easily. Our goal is to help visually impaired people move around more safely by detecting obstacles and finding their stick when it's lost.

Additionally, our stick features a clever remote-control system that allows you to locate it if you misplace it. Simply press the button on the remote, and the stick will emit a sound, making it easy to find. With the help of modern technology and thoughtful design, our Blind Stick aims to improve the mobility and independence of visually impaired individuals, ensuring safer navigation and peace of mind.