A Peripheral Vision Sensor

When I had my first stroke in 2015, I lost my peripheral vision on my left side. It keeps me from driving and is a pain when shopping because when I am shopping and looking at the right shelving, if I don’t look to my left occasionally I would not see things or people in the aisle. So, I can run into things occasionally. So, I have thought up a device to let me know that something or someone is in my blind spot. So I am going to build a prototype and see if I can get it to work as I envision.Just another project to work on.

Published by Mark Reinhard

I aman Acupuncturist with over 32 years experience. I am also an electrical engineer (graduated from Georgia Tech in 1981) and also an author ("Electro-Acupuncture for Practitioners" available on Amazon in book and e-book formats).My goal is to take the mysteryout of acupuncture and to bring it into the 21st century.

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