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The Raspberry Pi-based reader for the blind is based on the Raspberry Pi processing board. The primary goal of this initiative is for the blind person to be able to understand the context with in paper without the assistance of others. The Python script may be used to create this. Previously, visually handicapped persons used only to understand the context through understanding braille. Braille would be a writing method for blind that employs slightly elevated characters. Under this procedure, the blind person must learn Braille or rely on the assistance of another person for reading or understanding the context. To prevent such issues, consider the “Raspberry Pi-enabled smart reader for blind”. This is developed by incorporating devices such as a speaker, camera that serve as a gateway between both the user and the system. Throughout this work, optical character recognition (OCR) would be used to detect characters, which would then be read aloud by the system via a speaker. Whenever a piece of paper is put in front of the camera, an image of the content in the paper is taken. Following that the text would be transformed into voice and read out by a speaker.
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Reddy, Y.P.K., Hemadri, G., Nithya, U.J., Basha, D.S.H., Krishna, Y.H. (2023). Reader for Blind Using the Raspberry Pi. In: Kumar, A., Senatore, S., Gunjan, V.K. (eds) ICDSMLA 2021. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 947. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5936-3_69
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