Mobility cane for the blind incorporating ultrasonic obstacle se

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Echo systems – Distance or direction finding

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367910, 343 5BL, 135 76, 135DIG11, G01S 1588

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ABSTRACT:
A conventional mobility cane for the blind incorporates a compact, dual-mode, ultrasonic obstacle detection sensor that includes a combination transmitting and receiving, capacitance type electrostatic transducer. The size of the protective zone associated with said sensor is infinitely variable. In one mode, the sensor warns of low lying objects that might contact the upper extremities of an ambulatory mobility cane user. In another mode, the user can determine the presence or absence of more remote objects. Means are provided for readily alternating between said object sensor modes.

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