Seeing Through Sound: A YOLOv26 and Text-to-Speech Smartphone Navigation System for Visually Impaired People
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Final-year BINUS student capstone, supervised by Gabriel Asael Tarigan. Seeing Through Sound is a real-time object-detection system that conveys the position of objects to visually impaired users through audio feedback, built on YOLO26n trained on a unified 22-class urban-environment dataset combining five public Roboflow datasets.