Artificial Intelligence based Visual Aid with Live Tracking of Visually Impaired People

Blind people cannot do things like navigate on their own, recognize objects, or avoid obstacles because they cannot see where they are going or what is around them. In the future, there will be an article about a new visual aid for people who are completely deaf or blind. As a result, the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ was chosen because it is cheap, small, and easy to work with other systems. This model was made to show how the prototype would work and how it would look. The system's obstacle avoidance configuration includes a camera and other sensors and object detection and tracking algorithms to help it avoid things. People can use ultrasonic technology and a camera to figure out how far away they are from a specific object or person, so they can figure out how far away they are. As an extra layer of protection, the GPS system tracks people's movements who cannot see. The products will be lightweight and easy to move, making them easy to move. Regular eyeglasses can be used as a base for these glasses so that you do not have to spend extra money or make things more complicated. Using this idea to make eyeglasses would be easy, and it would not make them more expensive or more complicated. The price or complexity of eyeglasses would not change if we made one of these products, so it would be easy to put one in.