Despite the potential of Virtual Reality as the next computing platform for general purposes,
current systems are tailored to stationary settings to support expansive interaction in mid-air …

Touchscreen devices, designed with an assumed range of user abilities and interaction
patterns, often present challenges for individuals with diverse abilities to operate …

Although virtual reality (VR) is becoming increasingly popular and many interaction
techniques for navigating virtual environments, known as “locomotion techniques,” exist …

Exploration of virtual reality locomotion has a rich history, including in the creation of
taxonomies categorising individual techniques. However, most existing research collects …

Acquiring accessibility information about unfamiliar places in advance is essential for
wheelchair users to make better decisions about physical visits. Today's assessment …

Nonspeaking autistic individuals (" nonspeakers") represent about one-third of the autistic
population, and most are never provided with an effective alternative to speech, hindering …

Prior research around the design of interactive systems has highlighted the benefits of
supporting embodiment in everyday life. This resulted in the creation of body-centric systems …

Virtual environments (VEs) afford similar interactions to those in physical environments:
individuals can navigate and manipulate objects. Yet, a prerequisite for these interactions is …

Recent research proposed gaze-assisted gestures to enhance interaction within virtual
reality (VR), providing opportunities for people with motor impairments to experience VR …

Video games often pose accessibility barriers to gamers with disabilities, yet there is no
standard method for identifying which games have barriers, what those barriers are, and …