Harvard engineers develop smartphone app to aid navigation for people with blindness
In a study of 14 volunteers, the app cut outdoor route times by about 13% and reduced indoor obstacle contact by about 41%, researchers said.
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Harvard engineers develop smartphone app to aid navigation for people with blindness
For people with blindness or who have low vision, moving around independently is a daily challenge. Harvard researchers have developed a new tool that could help such people navigate more quickly and safely, using nothing but a device they likely already have – a smartphone.
Smartphone navigation app guides blind and low-vision users around obstacles
For people who are blind or have low vision, moving around independently is a daily challenge. Harvard researchers have developed a new tool that could help people navigate more quickly and safely with nothing more than a device they likely already have—a smartphone.
Mobilio, designed by Harvard researchers, uses sensors that already possess mobile phones, GPS information and real movement. This is how an AI agent is manipulated to break its own rules: patiently
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