Pedestrian navigation systems require users to perceive, interpret, and react to navigation
information. This can tax cognition as navigation information competes with information from …

Tactile maps are commonly used to give visually impaired users access to geographical
representations. Although those relief maps are efficient tools for acquisition of spatial …

In this paper, we present an evaluation of vibrotactile onbody feedback for the purpose of
pedestrian navigation. For this specific task, many researchers already provide different …

Sažetak Augmented reality is a complex interdisciplinary field utilizing IT technologies in
diverse areas such as medicine, education, architecture, industry, tourism and others …

While progress on assistive technologies have been made, some blind users still face
several problems opening and using basic functionalities when interacting with touch …

We present Shoe me the Way, a novel tactile interface for eyes-free pedestrian navigation in
urban environments. Our prototypical implementation can be fully integrated into users' own …

We introduce NaviRadar: an interaction technique for mobile phones that uses a radar
metaphor in order to communicate the user's correct direction for crossings along a desired …

Experiments are a cornerstone of HCI research. Mobile distribution channels such as
Apple's App Store and Google's Android Market have created the opportunity to bring …

In this survey, we give an overview of hand-held haptic navigation devices specifically
designed for and tested with pedestrians. We distinguish devices for indoor use and for …

Blind people typically resort to audio feedback to access information on electronic devices.
However, this modality is not always an appropriate form of output. Novel approaches that …