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Technology to Help Visually Impaired In Driving...

The engineers are using Vision Impairment Simulator which helps them understand how a person with eye disorders might see objects while driving.

 This goes out to all the people whose visual abilities have got affected because of ageing and troubles like cataract and glaucoma. Cambridge University and Ford Motor Company have come up with a technology that will help the visually impaired patients drive their cars with much ease.

The technology initiative is brought by a team of scientists at Cambridge University’s Engineering Design Centre along with Ford. The two are developing vehicles for the visually impaired. The engineers are using Vision Impairment Simulator which helps them understand how a person with eye disorders might see objects while driving.





According to a report, a designer loads an image in the simulator and selects a desired ‘impairment’. The simulator then simulates the image and the engineers then work out solutions to handle those problems. The designers can also change the degree of impairment with the simulator when any object’s image is loaded.

The designers also compare how a person suffering from glaucoma might see an object as against someone suffering from cataract. They assess all the permutations and combinations possible in the comparison.

The Visual Impairment simulator helps in simulating the images for the problems involved in driving when an eye patient is driving. Cars with this technology are expected to be seen on the roads soon.

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