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Rushi Gajjar
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Rushi Gajjar

Rushi Gajjar is an entrepreneur, embedded systems hardware developer and a lifetime electronics enthusiast. He works in the field of research and development of high-speed single-board embedded computers and wireless sensor nodes for the Internet of Things. Prior to that, his extensive work as a freelancer in the domain of electronics hardware design introduced him to rapid prototyping development boards and single board embedded computers such as the Raspberry Pi. In the spare time, he loves to develop the projects on Raspberry Pi including sensors, imaging, data logging, web-servers, and machine learning automation systems. He authored a DIY and hardware based book titled Raspberry Pi Sensors which takes deep dive in developing sensor interfacing based projects with Raspberry Pi. His vision encompasses connecting every entity in world to the Internet for enhancing the human living experience. https://www.linkedin.com/in/rushigajjarhttp://www.amazon.com/Raspberry-Pi-Sensors-Rushi-Gajjar/dp/1784393614/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1453884207&sr=8-9&keywords=raspberry+Pi+Sensorshttp://rushigajjar.blogspot.in/
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A wearable device for the visually impaired


The ultrasonic sensor can provide an added sense to a visually impaired or blind person. You can contribute to the society by making this kind of a wearable device, which can either play a warning sound in the person's ear or a vibration alert on the stick. There are such sticks available in the market, and you can build your own, too.

Your aim is to build a wearable device based on the RasPi and ultrasonic sensor. Also, you will play the warning sound on the headphones that are connected with the RasPi when the visually impaired person is approaching an obstacle that is about 100 cms away. Sounds cool, doesn't it? This project will work for both RasPi 2 Model B and RasPi 1 Model B and B+ users. We will learn this step-by-step process to assemble this project on the hardware and also understand how to code it. Let's dig deeper and understand how this can be done.

Building the hardware

When you run the RasPi, you must have noticed that your project...

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Rushi Gajjar

Rushi Gajjar is an entrepreneur, embedded systems hardware developer and a lifetime electronics enthusiast. He works in the field of research and development of high-speed single-board embedded computers and wireless sensor nodes for the Internet of Things. Prior to that, his extensive work as a freelancer in the domain of electronics hardware design introduced him to rapid prototyping development boards and single board embedded computers such as the Raspberry Pi. In the spare time, he loves to develop the projects on Raspberry Pi including sensors, imaging, data logging, web-servers, and machine learning automation systems. He authored a DIY and hardware based book titled Raspberry Pi Sensors which takes deep dive in developing sensor interfacing based projects with Raspberry Pi. His vision encompasses connecting every entity in world to the Internet for enhancing the human living experience. https://www.linkedin.com/in/rushigajjarhttp://www.amazon.com/Raspberry-Pi-Sensors-Rushi-Gajjar/dp/1784393614/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1453884207&sr=8-9&keywords=raspberry+Pi+Sensorshttp://rushigajjar.blogspot.in/
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