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| The goal of the navigation system is to recognize the location of the current user, create a path to a specified goal location, and guide the visually impaired user through obstacles and traversing paths. | The goal of the navigation system is to recognize the location of the current user, create a path to a specified goal location, and guide the visually impaired user through obstacles and traversing paths. | ||
| - | This is accomplished by a stereoscopic camera, which are used to create a map of the environment using the |S.L.A.M. (Simultaneous Localization And Mapping) technique. | + | |
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| + | This is accomplished by a stereoscopic camera, which are used to create a map of the environment using the S.L.A.M. (Simultaneous Localization And Mapping) technique. | ||
| In addition, the system also creates a traversability map for the user local surrounding, to ensure safe passage. | In addition, the system also creates a traversability map for the user local surrounding, to ensure safe passage. | ||
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| + | The system then activates a tactile interface consisting of micro-vibration motors to provide cues for taking evasive action. | ||
| ====Papers=== | ====Papers=== | ||
| - | * [[http://iris.usc.edu/Outlines/papers/2010/pradeep-medioni-weiland-cvavi10.pdf | Pradeep,etal10cvavi]] | + | * [[http://iris.usc.edu/Outlines/papers/2010/pradeep-medioni-weiland-cvavi10.pdf | Pradeep,etal 10 cvavi]] |
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