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Computer-Aided Glasses Allow Blind To Detect Moving Objects

Monday, August 11th, 2008

Researchers at Philips Electronics in Germany have designed a set of body-worn sensors that alerts them to objects that are moving in their surroundings. The team, led by Richard Daniel Willman has recently filed a patent on their device.
Already existing “electronic canes” are limited by their inability to discriminate stationary from moving objects. Using a […]

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