Tactile sensory substitution: Models for enaction in HCI
Y Visell - Interacting with Computers, 2009 - academic.oup.com
To apply enactive principles within human–computer interaction poses interesting
challenges to the way that we design and evaluate interfaces, particularly those that possess …
challenges to the way that we design and evaluate interfaces, particularly those that possess …
An outdoor navigation system for blind pedestrians using GPS and tactile-foot feedback
This paper presents a novel, wearable navigation system for visually impaired and blind
pedestrians that combines a global positioning system (GPS) for user outdoor localization …
pedestrians that combines a global positioning system (GPS) for user outdoor localization …
A review of principles in design and usability testing of tactile technology for individuals with visual impairments
EL Horton, R Renganathan, BN Toth… - Assistive …, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
To lay the groundwork for devising, improving, and implementing new technologies to meet
the needs of individuals with visual impairments, a systematic literature review was …
the needs of individuals with visual impairments, a systematic literature review was …
Integrating wearable haptics and obstacle avoidance for the visually impaired in indoor navigation: A user-centered approach
Recently, in the attempt to increase blind people autonomy and improve their quality of life, a
lot of effort has been devoted to develop technological travel aids. These systems can …
lot of effort has been devoted to develop technological travel aids. These systems can …
The use of simulated visual impairment to identify hospital design elements that contribute to wayfinding difficulties
JB Rousek, MS Hallbeck - International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics, 2011 - Elsevier
Many public facility layouts have been developed with little consideration of the visually
impaired, producing difficult and unpleasant wayfinding experiences. Not all wayfinding …
impaired, producing difficult and unpleasant wayfinding experiences. Not all wayfinding …
Tactileglove: Assistive spatial guidance in 3d space through vibrotactile navigation
With the recent advance in computing technology, more and more environments are
becoming interactive. For interacting with these environments, traditionally 2D input and …
becoming interactive. For interacting with these environments, traditionally 2D input and …
System and method for alerting visually impaired users of nearby objects
A Mahoney - US Patent 9,370,459, 2016 - Google Patents
A system and method for assisting a visually impaired user including a time of flight camera,
a processing unit for receiving images from the time of flight camera and converting the …
a processing unit for receiving images from the time of flight camera and converting the …
Obstacle detection using stereo imaging to assist the navigation of visually impaired people
Assistive technology enables people to achieve independence when performing daily tasks
and it enhances their overall quality of life. Visual information is the basis for most …
and it enhances their overall quality of life. Visual information is the basis for most …
Exploring audio, visual, and tactile cues for synchronous remote assistance
Today, remote collaboration techniques between field workers and remotely located experts
mainly focus on traditional communication channels, such as voice-or video-conferencing …
mainly focus on traditional communication channels, such as voice-or video-conferencing …
Ultrasonic Assistive Headset for visually impaired people
This paper presents a developed device to solve the problem of moving and navigating of
visually impaired and blind people. This device, called Ultrasonic Assistive Headset, is light …
visually impaired and blind people. This device, called Ultrasonic Assistive Headset, is light …