Senior Capstone Design Project: AudiblEyes
Fall 2024
Meet The Team
Anirudh Manika
Design & Technical Lead
BS Biomedical Engineering
Austin Ye
Research & Analysis Lead
BS Biomedical Engineering
Andy Zhu
Documentation & Communications Lead
BS Biomedical Engineering
The Problem
Need Statement:
Visually impaired individuals face challenges in identifying objects within their expected field of view, highlighting the need for a simple and accessible text-to-speech device that can dictate descriptions of the user’s surroundings.
Project Scope:
Visually impaired individuals often struggle to identify objects within their expected field
of view, underscoring the need for a straightforward and accessible text-to-speech device. This device aims to provide text-to-speech functionality, supporting users in understanding immediate surrounding text through audible feedback. Key design specifications include high-resolution image capture for accurate text and object recognition and a user-friendly interface for ease of use.
The project will deliver a fully functional prototype to the client, along with a demonstration video by December 9th, 2024. This also includes completing each of the individual
presentations and reports by the specified due dates. Completion will be signified by a
successful demonstration of the device’s capabilities, including real-time feedback and accurate object/text recognition.
Our Solution
To solve the problem presented by our client, we present our project: AudiblEyes
Demonstration Video
A video demonstration of our final product is as follows: