Owli-AI Research
Research
This section presents ongoing research activities and published work on assistive systems.
Projects
All projects-
AHRUS Audible High Resolution Ultrasonic Sonar
AHRUS is an electronic guide-dog concept that supports echolocation through audible ultrasound. The system aims to make obstacles and structures perceivable earlier without replacing natural spatial perception with headphones.
Prototype
Publications
All publicationsPublished: 4.
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A Pattern Collection for Generating Accessible Teaching Materials for Blind and Visually Impaired Students in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
(2025) - Paper
Diethelm Bienhaus; Michael Kreutzer
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A Framework for Developing Modular Mobility Aids for People with Visual Impairment: An Indoor Navigation Use Case
(2023) - Paper
Florian von Zabiensky; Grigory Fridman; Oguz Ozdemir; Sebastian Reuter; Michael Kreutzer; Diethelm Bienhaus
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An Electronic Guide Dog for the Blind based on Artificial Neural Networks
(2021) - Paper
S. Lopatin; F. v. Zabiensky; M. Kreutzer; K. Rinn; D. Bienhaus
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Ultrasonic Waves to Support Human Echolocation
HCII (2018) - Paper
Florian von Zabiensky; Michael Kreutzer; Diethelm Bienhaus