跑步的自由:开发一个自主机器人,以满足视力障碍公民的需求,以满足技术机会

Marcello Farina1, Emanuele Lettieri2, Tecla Filippi2

  • 1Department of Electronics, Information and Bioengineering, Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy.

概括

视障人士需要用户友好的机器人指南,具有先进的功能,如对象识别,以提高自主性. 当前的技术往往不足,强调了需要个性化解决方案来提高日常导航和生活质量.

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