Model for User Customization in wearable Virtual Reality Devices with IoT for “Low Vision”

The technological advancements and innovations have been revolutionary and lead the markets to adapt for convenience, ease, and profitability for decades. Tourism and travel industry has been one of the forerunners in adapting the innovations. Today the virtual reality, IOT, and big data are some examples booming the industries. The virtual reality is affecting the experience of the prospective buyer and end consumer substantially in the tourism industry. This paper is an attempt to identify the VR innovation for a Low vision visitor and to help with customization in VR technology, which will enhance the experience of the visitor through a vital combination of innovation for indoor obstacle identification and image reader. The methodology of the paper talks about the possibility to achieve customization at the device level. As the visitor, who can be in any defined category of Low vision, so accordingly, the device which will help in navigation and object identification can help him if the device is customizable as per the visitor selected parameter. This will enhance the visitor experience and will also motivate to another visitor with low vision problem to explore the world with VR facility. This will be a win-win situation for the visitor and also for the service provider. In result, this will help for enhancing the visitor experience and expanding business too.