Object Recognition and Tracking System to Assist Visually Impaired: A Neural Network-Based Deep RBM Technique

Being able to see is fundamental to almost every aspect of our everyday lives, thus those who are visually impaired confront enormous obstacles. Thanks to recent developments in computer vision and computing, a system that can provide auditory input to visually impaired individuals regarding objects and their environments has been designed. Sequencing is crucial for preprocessing, feature selection, and model training. Although extremely accurate data input is still required for object detection, preparation is getting computationally cheaper. We were partially successful in reducing the image size by employing Gaussian Blur, which imparts a smoother appearance to the photos. We use color descriptors and Fourier transforms for feature extraction. Deep RBM training necessitates precise control over the attributes. In comparison to this method, current RBM and DNN algorithms look antiquated. The results demonstrated a notable enhancement in accuracy, reaching 98.31%.