The document describes a proposed smart hand and eye device called Vision V2.0 for blind people in Bangladesh. It would use ultrasonic sensors and voice commands in local languages to guide blind users and help them navigate obstacles. The low-cost device is designed to be affordable for lower-income groups. It would run on a rechargeable battery and use microcontrollers and circuits integrated compactly. The team developing it has experience creating mobile apps and prototypes. Their goal is to benefit users, not make a profit, by providing a solution not currently available locally.