Five Indiana engineering students built a 12-hour wearable that helps visually impaired users detect obstacles beyond a cane or guide dog
- Students at the Rose Hulman Institute of Technology collaborated to create their 2026 design projects aimed at solving everyday problems to improve the lives of people around them.
- Among them was a team of five who built a 12-hour wearable that helps visually impaired users detect obstacles that their cane or guide dog cannot, as per the institute's website.
- Ethan Powell, Anica Cao, Jada Hunter-Hays, Anuj Suvarna and Rhiley Epperson worked with 1983 electrical engineering and mathematics alumnus John Marum to develop the device.
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- Students at the Rose Hulman Institute of Technology collaborated to create their 2026 design projects aimed at solving everyday problems to improve the lives of people around them.
- Among them was a team of five who built a 12-hour wearable that helps visually impaired users detect obstacles that their cane or guide dog cannot, as per the institute's website.
- Ethan Powell, Anica Cao, Jada Hunter-Hays, Anuj Suvarna and Rhiley Epperson worked with 1983 electrical engineering and mathematics alumnus John Marum to develop the device.
Sources: Times of India