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We systematically review 108 peer-reviewed studies, published between 2008 and 2026, on assistive navigation technologies for blind and low-vision (BLV) individuals. We organize the field into four eras: passive aids, electronic travel aids, deep learning, and edge-native AI. We consolidate the object-detector families used in assistive systems and 13 model-compression strategies for on-device deployment, and we outline open challenges and a roadmap toward user-centered assistive navigation.
ROD-Dataset is a pedestrian-perspective benchmark for real-time obstacle detection. It contains more than 24,000 eye-level images and over 40,000 human-verified obstacle annotations across 25 classes, from vehicles and people to stairs, manholes, traffic cones and benches. It unifies 29 public collections under a single taxonomy and adds new captures from Tehran and Toronto. We benchmark six nano-scale YOLO detectors, all of which exceed 0.86 recall: YOLO12n achieves the best recall (0.889), YOLO26n the best precision (0.925), and YOLOv9t the best mAP@0.50 (0.882).
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