This project explores a portable real‑time accessibility device designed to give immediate environmental feedback without video capture or buffering. By using simple sensors and local processing, the device avoids the architectural limitations seen in MP4‑based pipelines and delivers stable, predictable awareness cues such as proximity alerts, light‑level feedback, and haptic signals.
The goal is to outline a practical, buildable concept that provides real‑time sensory support while remaining lightweight, privacy‑safe, and hardware‑efficient.