“Blind-folded recognition of bank notes on the mobile phone” by Papastavrou, Hadjiachilleos and Stylianou
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Entry Number: 68
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- Blind-folded recognition of bank notes on the mobile phone
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Abstract:
The identification of a bank note’s value is a non-trivial task for the blind and the visually impaired. A popular approach adopted by many countries in order to facilitate the visually impaired, is the impression of a high-contrast, large-print region on their bank notes. Additionally, an approach used to facilitate the blind population is the impression of unique tactile marks on bank notes. However, even when tactile marks or different sizes (e.g. Euros) are used, blind and visually impaired people have practical difficulties in identifying them.
References:
X. Liu, A Camera Phone Based Currency Reader for the Visually Impaired, ASSETS 2008. Google ScholarDigital Library
R., Parlouar, F., Dramas, M. J-M, Mace, C. Jouffrais, Assistive Device for the Blind Based on Object Recognition: an Application to Identify Currency Bills, ASSETS 2009. Google ScholarDigital Library
Note Teller 2, Brytech Inc., http://www.brytech.com/noteteller/Google Scholar
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