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Autori principali: Jadhav, Aishwarya, Cao, Jeffery, Shetty, Abhishree, Kumar, Urvashi Priyam, Sharma, Aditi, Sukboontip, Ben, Tamarapalli, Jayant Sravan, Zhang, Jingyi, Koul, Anirudh
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.07957
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author Jadhav, Aishwarya
Cao, Jeffery
Shetty, Abhishree
Kumar, Urvashi Priyam
Sharma, Aditi
Sukboontip, Ben
Tamarapalli, Jayant Sravan
Zhang, Jingyi
Koul, Anirudh
author_facet Jadhav, Aishwarya
Cao, Jeffery
Shetty, Abhishree
Kumar, Urvashi Priyam
Sharma, Aditi
Sukboontip, Ben
Tamarapalli, Jayant Sravan
Zhang, Jingyi
Koul, Anirudh
contents This paper presents AI Guide Dog (AIGD), a lightweight egocentric (first-person) navigation system for visually impaired users, designed for real-time deployment on smartphones. AIGD employs a vision-only multi-label classification approach to predict directional commands, ensuring safe navigation across diverse environments. We introduce a novel technique for goal-based outdoor navigation by integrating GPS signals and high-level directions, while also handling uncertain multi-path predictions for destination-free indoor navigation. As the first navigation assistance system to handle both goal-oriented and exploratory navigation across indoor and outdoor settings, AIGD establishes a new benchmark in blind navigation. We present methods, datasets, evaluations, and deployment insights to encourage further innovations in assistive navigation systems.
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spellingShingle AI Guide Dog: Egocentric Path Prediction on Smartphone
Jadhav, Aishwarya
Cao, Jeffery
Shetty, Abhishree
Kumar, Urvashi Priyam
Sharma, Aditi
Sukboontip, Ben
Tamarapalli, Jayant Sravan
Zhang, Jingyi
Koul, Anirudh
Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Human-Computer Interaction
Machine Learning
This paper presents AI Guide Dog (AIGD), a lightweight egocentric (first-person) navigation system for visually impaired users, designed for real-time deployment on smartphones. AIGD employs a vision-only multi-label classification approach to predict directional commands, ensuring safe navigation across diverse environments. We introduce a novel technique for goal-based outdoor navigation by integrating GPS signals and high-level directions, while also handling uncertain multi-path predictions for destination-free indoor navigation. As the first navigation assistance system to handle both goal-oriented and exploratory navigation across indoor and outdoor settings, AIGD establishes a new benchmark in blind navigation. We present methods, datasets, evaluations, and deployment insights to encourage further innovations in assistive navigation systems.
title AI Guide Dog: Egocentric Path Prediction on Smartphone
topic Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Human-Computer Interaction
Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.07957