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@article{161275,
        author = {Anupama Rani N and Kota Pranaya Rani and Gunji Srilaxmi and Kethavath Vennela},
        title = {Implementation of Smart Shoe Using Arduino Uno},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {10},
        number = {3},
        pages = {135-139},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=161275},
        abstract = {One Good vision is one of God’s gifts, as it helps a person to be aware of their surroundings. Unfortunately, this blessing is denied to millions of people. In visually impaired persons, lack of vision adds to low self-esteem, making them conservative since they are unable to interact with the world in the same way that others do. Taking all of these issues into account, a low-cost, user-friendly wearable shoe is developed that supports blind people in doing everyday tasks and enables them to become self-sufficient. This shoe enables both partially and completely blind people to traverse an unfamiliar area on their own. The trainer in question has features such as an obstruction-detecting sensor. This article discusses how to deal with the challenges that visually impaired people have by using assistive technology in the shape of shoes. INDIA accounts for 21% of the overall blind population, hence the majority of blind people rely on others for assistance. The smart shoes will identify adjacent objects or impediments and send the receiver an audio/vibration notification. As a result, it enables the visually impaired person to get additional knowledge about the difficulties around them without the need for assistance or advice. It will make kids more self-sufficient because there should be an “EYE” for every “I”. },
        keywords = {Arduino Uno, Ultrasonic Sensor, Obstacle Detection, Piezo Buzzer.},
        month = {},
        }