... theories and characteristics of (tabletop) ...intangible andtangible ...of tangible objects: containers, tools and ...perspectives, and throughout the years a number of ...
... INTERACTIVE MAPS To alleviate the aforementioned issues, different approaches relying on new technologies have been ...Zeng and Weber [31] classified the different types of interactive maps in four ...
... • Facilité d’édition. Tous les prototypes visent à permettre l’édition et la manipulation des données, mais les articles n’indiquent pas à quel point le contenu est dynamique et peut être modifié « à la volée ». Par ...
... Mapping forVisuallyImpaired People The usual first step of map design is to understand the needs of the map ...of usersfor on demand tactile maps: the transcribers or mobility ...
... crucial for increasing the autonomous life of vi- sually impaired ...awareness and Augmented Reality (AR) to demonstrate how visuallyimpaired people could be aided by new technologies ...
... Organization for Standardization, 2010) andusers’ assessment of a prototype provides the keys to revising the design of the interactive map prototype in order to improve ...blind users to ...
... multi-touch and Kinect sensing to better capture the users’ hand motions on a ...program forvisuallyimpaired ...tactile maps, our combined system offers an interesting ...
... physical and dynamic maps: each robot represents a landmark and can move to a new position whenever the digital map is ...Panning and Zooming Interfaces According to Hornbaek et ...visible, ...
... blind users who tested the system were then not able to understand which finger caused sound ...output for single tap ...looked for alternative touch inputs that would unlikely trigger events by ...
... implementation, and evaluation of an actuated tabletop TUI, named BotMap, that enables VI users to independently explore “pan & zoom” ...robot, and whenever the map needs to be refreshed, ...
... Discussion and Conclusion In this paper, we presented a state of the art of non-visual gestural ...interactive mapsforvisuallyimpaired ...possible for a blind user to access ...
... Interactive Mapsforvisuallyimpaired people In the past years interactive maps dedicated to visuallyimpaired people have been developed based on the use of different ...
... suitable for interactive ...blind users to explore, annotate and even zoom in or ...development and are not available. Currently, raised-line maps augmented with interactive auditory ...
... TOWARDS TANGIBLEMAPS The main issue of interactive audio-tactile maps is that once the map is printed, its physical form cannot be ...(1997), tangible user interfaces “augment the real ...
... with visuallyimpaired children (i.e. specialist teachers and educators, Orientation and Mobility trainers, psychologists, ...exist, and do not fully meet their needs. Thus, rapid ...
... In addition, the ideas underlying condition 1 might be implemented in very different kinds of setups. For instance, if patients want to use a CCTV-like system, i.e. at a relatively short viewing distance, then ...
... allow for assessing the acceptance level of this solution by blind ...Bastien and Scapin [18] advised that users should have control capabilities over ongoing processing (user control ...methods ...
... This work has been partly funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme under grant agreement no 730953. This work was supported in part by the Swiss secretariat for ...
... stereotypes and opened up a debate about the relationship between wisdom, creativity and technology” [ 11 ...printing and cheap micro-controllers may enable professionals to design and make ...
... timetables and to activate sound beacons at ...analyzing and describing scenes, reading text and identifying ...designed and deployed specifically for the assistive system, like the ...