Visually impaired users
Tabletop tangible maps and diagrams for visually impaired users
... In this part, we provided an overview of the main theories and characteristics of (tabletop) TUIs. In particular, we introduced the MCRit model [305], which emphasizes the fact that TUIs are built on a digital model that ...
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LOVIE: a word prediction list optimized for visually impaired users on smartphones
... When it comes to validation, for Kane et al. [ 7 ], the solution must rely on ges- tures which use multiple fingers. In their study, they designed such interactions to be used within list driven environment (for example, ...
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Tangible Reels: Construction and Exploration of Tangible Maps by Visually Impaired Users
... enables visually impaired users to explore a maritime environment relying on haptic feedback, sonification and speech ...provides visually impaired users with a basic overview of ...
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Improving the accessibility of digital documents for visually impaired users : Contributions of the Textual Architecture Model
... for visually impaired people, especially for blind ...blind users should be in the center of design issues since Internet and new technologies are an unprecedented opportunity for them to perform ...
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en fr Designing spatial tangible interfaces for visually impaired users: why and how? Concevoir des interfaces tangibles et spatiales pour les déficients visuels : pourquoi et comment ?
... En revanche, si deux objets sont détachés par inadvertance, le couplage n’est plus garanti (l’utilisateur peut rattacher le cordon à un autre TReel). Excepté dans TIMM, aucun[r] ...
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en fr DUCK: a deDUCtive soft Keyboard for visually impaired users Clavier DUCK : Utilisation d'un système de déduction de mots pour faciliter la saisie de texte sur écran tactile pour les non-voyants
... Cependant, si nous décomposons le temps de saisie pour le clavier DUCK en temps de frappe puis temps de validation, il apparaît que le temps nécessaire pour frapper sur les différents ca[r] ...
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Improving the accessibility of digital documents for visually impaired users : Contributions of the Textual Architecture Model
... Those visually distinctive aspects of the text are called textual objects; in other words textual objects refer to text-formatting ...other visually identifiable entity in a text are textual ...
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Ontology for a voice transcription of OpenStreetMap data: the case of space apprehension by visually impaired persons
... blind users exactly as the producer describes his data requires a very precise and detailed ...for visually impaired users, with possible redundancy of terms between taxonomy branches to adapt ...
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From open geographical data to tangible maps: improving the accessibility of maps for visually impaired people
... enable visually impaired users to produce (interactive) audio-tactile maps on their ...a visually impaired user to type in an address, and print the resulting tactile ...symbols, ...
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From open geographical data to tangible maps: improving the accessibility of maps for visually impaired people
... enable visually impaired users to produce (interactive) audio-tactile maps on their ...a visually impaired user to type in an address, and print the resulting tactile ...symbols, ...
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Quick-Glance and In-Depth exploration of a tabletop map for visually impaired people
... For visually impaired people, it is a challenge to understand the surrounding and to navigate autonomously, which significantly reduces mobility and ...to visually impaired ...enable ...
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"DIY" Prototyping of Teaching Materials for Visually Impaired Children: Usage and Satisfaction of Professionals
... The interactive timeline (Fig. 4 ) was designed to teach important history periods to high school visually impaired students without associated disorders. It was made with a cardboard box with interactive ...
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"DIY" Prototyping of Teaching Materials for Visually Impaired Children: Usage and Satisfaction of Professionals
... The interactive timeline (Fig. 4 ) was designed to teach important history periods to high school visually impaired students without associated disorders. It was made with a cardboard box with interactive ...
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Conceptualization of a technical solution for web navigation of visually impaired people
... of visually impaired people continues to increase due to the lengthening lifespan ...of visually impaired users consider that the access to the Web is difficult, if not impossible ...
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Interactivity Improves Usability of Geographic Maps for Visually Impaired People
... outputs. The blind users who tested the system were then not able to understand which finger caused sound outputs. Similarly, McGookin et al. (2008) observed accidental speech output for single tap interaction. ...
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Kin'touch: understanding how visually impaired people explore tactile maps
... the users’ hand motions on a ...for visually impaired ...how visually impaired users read a variety of pictures with their sense of ...to visually impaired people ...
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Making Gestural Interaction Accessible to Visually Impaired People
... above, visually impaired users fear accidentally activating features by taping on the multi-touch screen ...of visually impaired participants have been made in different ...for ...
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Perception Assistance for the Visually Impaired Through Smart Objects: Concept, Implementation, and Experiment Scenario
... FIGURE 1. One way of seeing mobility. with the world around him ’’, while for Schacter et al. [4], it is ‘‘[. . . ] the organization, identification, and interpretation of a sensation in order to form a mental ...
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INSPEX: Integrated portable multi-sensor obstacle detection device. Application to navigation for visually impaired people
... 1.6 million people suffer of blindness in EU, only 5% are fully autonomous in their daily mobility. [WHO12] 40% of the visually impaired suffer head level accidents at least once a month, and 30% suffer ...
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A 0.6V, 8mW 3D Vision Processor for a Navigation Device for the Visually Impaired
... A 0.6V, 8mW 3D Vision Processor for a Navigation Device for the Visually Impaired Dongsuk Jeon 1,2 , Nathan Ickes 1 , Priyanka Raina 1 , Hsueh-Cheng Wang 1 , Daniela Rus 1 , and Anantha P. Chandrakasan 1 1 ...
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