Abstract Smart eyewear and Augmented Reality technology have been examined closely in
the scientific community to provide vision rehabilitation to people with visual impairments as …

Lifelogging represents a burgeoning social trend characterized by the use of personal
devices to record various aspects of one's life, facilitating future recollection and …

We present an inventory of voice commands to control assistive vision features on
smartglasses. Toward this goal, we review 13 smartglasses prototypes designed for users …

In this article, we summarize some of the recent advancements in assistive technologies that
are designed for people with visual impairments (VI) and blind people. Present technology …

We report on the perceptions of people with low vision regarding their psychological well-
being, self-perceived efficiency for performing daily activities, and needs for eyewear …

Scene-to-Speech (STS) is the process of recognizing visual objects in a picture or a video to
say aloud a descriptive text that represents the scene. The recent advancement in …

We examine gestures that people with visual impairments define and would like to use to
control interactive devices and systems. To this end, we perform a systematic search of the …

The concept of Scene-to-Speech (STS) is to recognize elements in a captured image or a
video clip to speak loudly an informative textual content that describes the scene. The …

People with visual impairments encounter many challenges in their everyday life, such as
reading text and street signs, shopping, driving, or recognizing facial expressions …

We apply the dissimilarity-consensus method to quantify and report the articulation
consistency of gestures produced on touchscreens by users with low vision, which we …