Hello friends Curious to know the address from where we can obtain the same 
Arun  

> On 12-Dec-2015, at 7:25 AM, Pranav Lal <pranav....@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi Aaruni,
> 
> The Ausion is similar to the K-sonar though at a fraction of the cost. It is
> primarily meant for above chest level obstacles. You hold the device in your
> hand and scan your environment. I am planning to order it for testing. I have
> the IIT device. Again, you need to scan your environment and you get tactile
> feedback in terms of different vibration patterns based on distance. In most
> tactile based systems, you do not get a sense of texture. You may get this in
> the ausion and in the K-Sonar because they support continuous scanning and can
> better render texture information using sound. 
> 
> The question though is what do you mean by better mobility? If it is detecting
> drop offs and steps, there appears to be nothing to match the white cane. The
> EyeCane may have a fighting chance but I do not know if it is commercially
> available. If you navigate in office spaces, then the smart cane and the 
> ausion
> may work just as well. 
> 
> The thing with any aid using ultrasound is that it does not answer the 
> question
> "what." You know something is there but you need to build a database of sound
> patterns to identify the obstacle. However, if you take something like the
> vOICe, it will tell you what you are looking at but it is not particularly 
> good
> at rendering distance information. As of this writing, you need to combine
> sensory substitution devices and ultrasound based devices for the best 
> mobility
> experience. For the vOICe, you could use your Android phone or grab a 
> dedicated
> unit from
> http://www.after-sight.com/
> 
> This is probably more than you wanted to know but mobility aides are an 
> interest
> of mine and something that I am exploring actively.
> 
> Pranav
> 
> 
> 
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