Finding Commonly Lost Indoors For Visually Impaired

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Purtee Jethi Kohli
Deepak Kumar

Abstract

The world body WHO has studied the world population over the decades in 2022 that Nearly 2.6%of the world population has some of seeing difficulty permanent or temporary. And    American Foundation for the Blind (AFB) approximates nearly 24-25 people in United States; they encounter various challenges inside or outside premises. One of the greatest challenge if finding common items like keys wallet reading glasses etc. In the doing the literatures survey phase emphasis by many scholars has been on finding way navigation ,reading plain  text or bar code reading currency recognition, the prime Moto of this paper is to  establish or come up with an effective algorithm for the  visually disabled people finding day to day things like glasses keys cell phone handkerchief  and other miscellaneous objects.


 Introduction


In the developed and developing places  have  had an eye for future and have  recognized the need and importance and potential of IoT , how it will reflect in the coming times and how it be reflected on the future so has proposed their need for national approaches in exploring IoT enabling technologies. Considering developed nations like example, the UK, USA governments st aside enormous funding for IoT research and technology initiatives (Fleisch 2013; Klair et al. 2010). The initiatives in these fields and applications supply the particular needs that direct the theoretical research.  For instance, the Internet of Things Architecture (IoT-A) programme aimed to provide the IoT reference model and architecture in order to maintain application requirements and specifications.


Japan also joined the band wagon by proposing “u-Japan x ICT” and “i-Japan strategies” in 2008 and 2009; To let the world that it not much behind the usa, UK counties

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Purtee Jethi Kohli

Research Scholar, Banasthali Vidyapith

Deepak Kumar

Assistant Professor Banasthali Vidyapith