NCCU Graduate Students Test Smart Canes to Aid the Visually Impaired

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Graduate students at North Carolina Central University are testing smart canes designed to assist blind and visually impaired individuals. Unlike standard canes that detect ground-level obstacles, these smart canes offer additional features, such as detecting low-hanging branches and signs, providing early warnings to users. This research aims to enhance mobility and safety for individuals with visual impairments by offering more comprehensive environmental awareness.

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