WEEK-13

ULTRASONIC BLIND WALKING STICK

NAME: YAGA VAISHNAVI
ROLL NO: 16951A1250
BRANCH : IT
SEMESTER: V1
SUBJECT NAME: IDEATION AND PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
LABORATORY
SUBJECT CODE: AIT201

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