Bengaluru Student's AI Glasses Win Samsung Competition

Imagine special glasses that act like a helper for people who can't see well.

A young student named Tushar made these glasses, called Perceivia.

They have cameras and sensors that can see things around the person.

Then, using smart computer brains called AI, the glasses tell the person what they are seeing.

They can say if there's a wall, a person, or even recognize a friend's face.

This information is given through sounds or small vibrations.

Tushar was inspired to make this because his neighbor had trouble with everyday tasks.

He won a big competition called Samsung Solve for Tomorrow.

This award will help him make his glasses even better and more affordable so more people can use them.