Rose-Hulman Students Design Obstacle-Detecting Wearable for Visually Impaired
Engineering students at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Indiana have developed a wearable device aimed at assisting visually impaired individuals. The headgear uses advanced sensors to detect nearby obstacles and alerts users through haptic feedback. The device can operate for up to twelve hours on a single charge, supporting extended daily use. The project is designed to improve the independence and everyday experiences of people living with vision impairments.
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