It is a challenging task for the blind people to perceive indoor environment information and walk independently. Path planning is a crucial requirement to provide constant assistance for blind people to navigate from one location to another. This paper presents a novel system for path planning to assist blind people for walking through the indoor environment and avoiding the obstacles. The algorithm is based on genetic algorithm and A* algorithm to select the shortest path that achieves the lowest computational time. A comparison a mong the GA, A* and the new algorithm shows that is faster and shorter than the previous algorithms.
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