Design And Evaluate The Performance Of Solar Charging System For My 2nd Eye Project

Zulhaimie, Boloh (2012) Design And Evaluate The Performance Of Solar Charging System For My 2nd Eye Project. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Nowadays, there are many new technologies have been developed in order to support people with disabilities in our country including the blind sight. However, almost all of them still use a white cane to travel anywhere they want to go. Therefore, they still have limits to explore new places and still need support from others to help in order to move since the situation is unusual for them. White cane can only be used to detect obstacles in front of them on the surface when the rod touches the surface. As a result, a white cane is not effective in usage, since it limited on the surface only and not all areas. Blind people have difficulty when moving in a surrounding of many people. There is also a person that uses sensors to detect obstacles in front, left and right, top and bottom of a battery. But a battery that is used will not last long and had to restore power rechargeable battery that uses sensors to function again. The blind also have to bring the battery charger when the mobile device to any other area. Therefore, the propose a new tool that can support and guide the blind to be able to move anywhere they want during the day without lead storage batteries and spare battery charger. The proposed device is to add "solar" (device that uses light energy). In addition, the proposed device can help them not to charge the battery again and bring the battery charger for mobile devices anywhere in the daytime, because the device proposed will provide energy to the batteries received from the sun. In addition, the cost of this project is also much cheaper and the blind can have the device with ease.

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