STEREO IMAGE PROCESSING PROCEDURE FOR VISION REHABILITATION
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Abstract
& This article presents a review on vision-aided systems and proposes an approach for visual rehabilitation using stereo vision technology.The proposed system utilizes stereo vision, image processing methodology, and a sonification procedure to support blind mobilization.The developed system includes wearable computer, stereo cameras as vision sensor, and stereo earphones, all molded in a helmet.The image of the scene in front of the visually handicapped is captured by the vision sensors.The captured images are processed to enhance the important features in the scene in front for mobilization assistance.The image processing is designed as a model of human vision by identifying the obstacles and their depth information.The processed image is mapped onto musical stereo sound for the blind's understanding of the scene in front.The developed method has been tested in the indoor and outdoor environments and the proposed image processing methodology is found to be effective for object identification.Much of the information that humans get from the outside world is obtained through sight.Without this facility, visually impaired people suffer inconveniences in their daily and social life.A total loss of eyesight is one of the most serious misfortunes that can befall a person.In 2000, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimated the blind population to be around 50 million with a further 110 million cases of low vision that are at risk of becoming blind (WHO 2004).Currently, there are about 55 million blind people in the world and this population is estimated to be 75 million by 2020.Electronic Travel Aids (ETAs) are the devices that aim at conveying information about the environment to visually impaired individuals, so that
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Machine scores (provisional)
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Baseline scores from an immature model (maturity gate not passed, 7 training rounds). Scores rank; they never assert a category.
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machine, unvalidatedMachine predicted; a candidate call from one teacher head, not a consensus.
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