High school student Selin Alara Ornek uses the NVIDIA Jetson platform for edge AI and robotics to create robot guide dogs for the visually impaired.

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Selin Alara Ornek, a high school senior from Istanbul, has developed a robot guide dog named IC4U using NVIDIA Jetson for the visually impaired. Inspired by a real guide dog and her late pet, Ornek's robot aids with obstacle detection, recognizing city objects, and even shopping. She aims to improve smart city applications and will begin studying computer science at the University of British Columbia. Ornek’s work highlights NVIDIA's commitment to fostering young talent in AI and robotics.

Meet the Maker: High School Student Develops Robot Guide Dogs With NVIDIA Jetson

oh look, another story of someone exploiting their child to get attention to their creation. disgusting.

Looks kinda Creepy to me. I rather keep a Real Dog

If that’s the prototype, it really needs an efficient design because at he stage it is now, it really can’t help people, people have to pay more for this, then they expect some what more