AI-powered smartglasses for visually impaired people to achieve greater independence and social integration

Metin, F.

AI-powered smartglasses for visually impaired people to achieve greater independence and social integration

Design of a concept for visually impaired people that uses human assistance substitution when artificial intelligence is not reliable

Master thesis (2020)

Authors

F. Metin Industrial Design Engineering

Contributors

S.U. Boess Human Factors (mentor)

James Derek Lomas Form and Experience (graduation committee member)

Karthik Mahadevan (coach)

Faculty

Industrial Design Engineering, Industrial Design Engineering

Computer Vision Artificial Intelligence Human-Centered Design Vision Impairment Reciprocal Learning

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Published Date

06-03-2020

Language

English

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Faculty

Industrial Design Engineering

Abstract

Artificial Intelligence can extend human frontiers and complement our capabilities. This project presents AI-powered smart glasses that empower visually impaired people to achieve greater independence and social integration. Since AI is a developing discipline, we enhance reliability by providing the opportunity for reciprocal learning between AI and its users.

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