Monday, 22 May 2017

Face to voice | Visually Impaired | Raspberry Pi

Howdy! Today I came with an interesting and innovative project which is an boon project for visually impaired (VI) people. It increases the life quality of the VI people in an affordable price. I hope this project will convert into product in future.

After active working of 75+ Hrs with several prototypes finally the success is achieved with Pi Camera and Raspberry Pi

It have three different phases, to detect the face and convert it to voice.
  • Face capture and save as data to the raspberry pi
  • Training generator for the data set
  • Finally live streaming is compared to saved data

Working Prototype

As discussed earlier, it uses raspberry pi and pi camera for the face recognition and if the match found with the faces it give the voice the VI person.

Hardware Snap

Hardware Snap

While concentrating on the hardware it's too simple. Only a R-PI and Pi-Camera. It includes the headphones for voice.

PoC Snap

Working Snap

This written code have a capability to detect the multi-face in a time and gives the name of the person as voice output.

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Thursday, 4 May 2017

GUI Controlled Devices | Raspberry Pi | Python

Howdy! Today I showed with some exciting model. The prototype which is used to control the connected devices using the GUI window using python and raspberry pi. Before moving to it, know the prerequisites.

Hardware Required
Software Required
  • Python
Software

Python is an pre-installed application in raspberry pi. The package Tkinter is used for GUI creation.

Circuit Schematic


Schematic Diagram

Connect the components as shown in the circuit. If everything gone good. You're almost done.

Coding

If you're really interested in doing this project please click for code. Pull request and Enjoy.

Time to show

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I think you loved it. Meet you again with new concept.

Thank you

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