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Design IoT-Based Blind Stick for Visually Disabled Persons

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Within the current time, the bulk of open places like general stores, open gardens, shopping centers, college campuses, etc. are beneath video surveillance. There’s a necessity to supply basic security and monitor unordinary irregularity exercises in these regions. The disadvantage of the typical method is that it is necessary to undertake manual operations in a daily basis even though there might be results of human errors. This research concentrates on the detection of errors and the recognition of actions of humans using videos. Computer visioning can be transformed for many years now, and it is viewed as a major initiative for wide-range applications that were utilized in place of human supervision. We evaluate effective approaches for determining anomalies in videos. The applications of the convolution neural network, used recently, have promised the layers of convolution for object recognition and detection, mostly in image. Experimental findings on the errors in datasets indicate the superiority of the proposed approach in contrast to sophisticated frame levels and pixel levels in tasks for error detection.

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Balasubramani, S., Mahesh Rao, E., Abdul Azeem, S.D., Venkatesh, N. (2022). Design IoT-Based Blind Stick for Visually Disabled Persons. In: Ramu, A., Chee Onn, C., Sumithra, M. (eds) International Conference on Computing, Communication, Electrical and Biomedical Systems. EAI/Springer Innovations in Communication and Computing. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-86165-0_32

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