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Researchers at the University of California at Santa Cruz are working on new things to make getting around for the blind easier. The "virtual white cane" prototype based on the advances that have been made in computer vision is one if the new tools developed by Roberto Manduchi, an assistant professor of computer engineering, and his students." The virtual cane combines a laser & digital camera to scan the environment and send audio feedback (tactical feedback in the works)
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