Tactile, embedded, audible sensation system for blind people

ABSTRACT TACTILE, EMBEDDED, AUDIBLE SENSATION SYSTEM FOR BLIND PEOPLE KARAOĞLAN, Kemal M.Sc. in Physical Engineering Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Zihni ÖZTÜRK April 2019 59 pages It is not possible for visually impaired individuals to move around without getting support from another person when they go out of their houses and perceive their surroundings. He gets help to get to where he is going in the city and in all settlements, he does not know which street, street, building or institution he is when he comes to a door or entrance, when he comes to a street. For this reason, the visually impaired individual is guiding another person, which limits the individual life opportunities of the visually impaired individual. For this purpose, dots called the sensitive line, which are developed for this purpose, are not sufficient but only allow the visually impaired person to follow a line and realize that the end of the line is at the end of the line. You can not find out where you are walking, where you will be at the end of your walk, where you end up, and where the junction is. For this reason, he needs a support or knowledge again.This thesis study examines a system that allows the visually impaired individuals to use and perceive the place to go. It consists of a cane, wireless glasses and earphone, a movable cane carried by the user, and an informative unit which can be placed on the surface, buried in the pavement walkway and used indoors and outdoors Key Words: Audible eye, Sensitive lines, Voice relief lines, Voice access, Visual impairment orientation