Featured Project
PathFindr
A mobile accessibility navigator that combines ARKit LiDAR sensing, multimodal AI agents, and adaptive spoken guidance for blind and low-vision users.
Technical Summary
- Built an iOS-first navigation flow where ARKit streams LiDAR depth + camera context, then extracts spatial features (distance, directionality, obstacle proximity) for real-time guidance.
- Implemented a Swift client to package structured environment snapshots into JSON and send low-latency requests to a Flask middleware API.
- Orchestrated a multi-agent ADK backend (prompt, hazard, image, semantic, narrator) so tasks are routed by intent and merged into one speech-ready response.
- Added multimodal feedback loops: concise audio narration for primary guidance and vibration cues for immediate hazard escalation during movement.
- Tuned trade-offs between latency, response quality, and narration density to keep outputs actionable in motion without overwhelming users.
- Validated the end-to-end architecture in hackathon conditions, demonstrating practical accessibility impact and resilient sensor-to-voice operation under noisy inputs.
Architecture Diagram

PathFindr Demo Video
Links
- Demo: YouTube Walkthrough
- GitHub: github.com/TaghizadeNijat/pathfindr