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GUIDING VISUALLY CHALLENGED USING AVR MICROCONTROLLER Presentation by Dig Vijay Kumar Yarlagadda [email protected]
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GUIDING VISUALLY CHALLENGED USING AVR MICROCONTROLLER

Presentation byDig Vijay Kumar Yarlagadda

[email protected]

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Contents• Introduction• Block Diagram• Sensor Module• Microcontroller Section• Voice Module• Operation• Advantages And Disadvantages• Applications• Project Overview• Conclusion• References

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Introduction

• Disability is a curse to a person especially if the person is blind.

• Every five seconds a person turns in the world to blind.

• The number of the blind in the world is currently estimated at 45 million

people.

• Nine million blind and visually impaired people live in India.

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Current technologies

Electronic Eye Laser caneWalking stick

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• "Guiding Visually Challenged Using AVR Microcontroller" mainly focuses on

providing guidance system for blind people to avoid any stationary obstacles.

• In contrast to many existing technologies, the device is designed to be portable,

user friendly and inexpensive.

Project overview

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Block diagram

Voice moduleSensor moduleMicrocontroller

section

Fig. Block diagram of Guiding Visually Challenged using AVR Microcontroller

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Sensor module

Fig. Circuit Diagram of Sensor module

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Sensor module(contd.)• Sensor module mainly consists of a quad operational amplifier LM324 and

three IR Transmitter-Receiver pairs.

• The light is illuminated from IR Transmitter continuously and if any obstacle is

encountered, the light is reflected back and corresponding receiver receives

the signal.

• Op-amp compares the received output to a preset value and if the received

output is greater, it sends a HIGH voltage to Microcontroller section for

processing.

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Microcontroller section

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Microcontroller section(contd.)• ATmega8 is a 8-bit Microcontroller based on the

AVR RISC Architecture.

• It can execute powerful instructions in a single clock

cycle.

• In order to maximize performance and parallelism,

the AVR uses Harvard architecture, which separates

memories and buses for program and data.

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Features of ATmega8• High-performance 8 bit Microcontroller

• 32 x 8 General Purpose Working Registers

• Six ADC channels in PDIP package

• Internal Calibrated Oscillator

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Voice module

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Voice module(contd.)• Voice module consists of IC AP89042 and IC LM386.

• The IC AP89042 is a high performance Voice OTP with embedded 1M bits

EPROM.

• It can store up to 42 sec voice messages with 4-bit ADPCM compression at 6KHz

sampling rate.

• The LM386 is a low voltage audio power amplifier consisting of with a gain of 20-

200.

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Operation• The IR transmitter-receiver pairs are mounted on the left, front and right side

of the hand stick and they transmit IR signals regularly.

• The corresponding receiver receives back the signal if it is reflected by some

obstacle in that particular direction.

• The received signal is fed to corresponding operational amplifier of IC LM324.

• Output of each operational amplifier is limited to 3.3V by zener diodes and is

given to Microcontroller for further processing.

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• The AVR Microcontroller detects the direction from which the signal is

received and issues suitable audio message.

• The audio message is amplified in voice module and fed to the speaker.

Operation(contd.)

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Circuit

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• Inexpensive

• Portable

• User friendly

Advantages

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• Device may not work when obstacles are mobile

Disadvantages

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Applications

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Project

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ConclusionThe device can be employed as an guidance system for visually impaired and blind

people.

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References[1]. Sunil kumar, "Guiding visually challenged using Raspberry Pi", Electronics for

you, March 2014.

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THANK YOU


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