Siddhant Bhardwaj

In 2022, ODUS Plus featured cutting-edge computer vision AI and a resilient, user-friendly design. According to the World Health Organization, an estimated 2.2 million people globally are suffering from a visual impairment or total blindness. Although millions have an inability to see, there is a...

California’s record setting wildfire season in 2020 burned an estimated 4.4 million acres, did not go unnoticed, and Siddhant again set out to find a solution. In 2021 he invented the multi-year award winning Project Regrow, for addressing climate change using drone technology for rapid...

Learning from the community feedback, the Vision Assist 2.0 was further enhanced and given a new name ODUS (Object Detection Universal System). The Object Detection Universal System (O.D.U.S) is a wearable device which acts as an aid for the visually impaired to navigate through their...

In 2018, I constructed Vision Assist, and continued to improve thesolution with the award-winning device, Vision Assist 2.0, in 2019. Vision is taken for granted, according to the World Health Organization research conducted in 2012, there are 285 million visually impaired people in the world....

In 2018, I constructed Vision Assist 1.0, and continued to improve thesolution with the award-winning device, Vision Assist 2.0, in 2019. The Vision Assist is an arm-mounted prototype to help the visually impaired community move around safely. It uses a Raspberry Pi prototyping board, connected to an Ultrasonic...