In Uzbekistan, a student at the Andijan Medical Institute has created a device for blind and visually impaired people.

The Vision device, created by Andijan State Medical Institute student Iroda Ahmadbekova, will help blind and visually impaired people navigate in space.

Thanks to the new gadget, people with vision problems, and therefore with spatial orientation, will be able to move independently on the street. The device's camera scans objects and people and within two seconds informs the owner through headphones about the size and shape of moving and stationary objects in front of them.

For now, Vision will "communicate" with its owners only in Uzbek, later its linguistic capabilities will include English and Russian.

For the implementation of the initial stage of the project, the institute allocated 20 million sums.

Source: podrobno.uz