I’m an accessibility researcher and applied engineer working at the intersection of assistive technology, computer vision, and healthcare. My work focuses on building non-visual, motion-based interactive systems for blind and visually impaired users, using techniques such as human pose estimation, spatial audio, and real-time feedback to enable physical activity, cognitive engagement, and inclusive play without screens. I’m currently developing a Kinect-like accessibility platform that allows blind users to play games, exercise, and train balance, coordination, and spatial awareness through audio-driven interaction and body movement. The system is designed for applications in fitness, rehabilitation, fall prevention, orientation and mobility training, and cognitive health, and emphasiz...