Sensory substitution techniques are perceptual and cognitive phenomena used to represent
one sensory form with an alternative. Current applications of sensory substitution techniques …

Many people with visual impairments, users of screen readers, use mobile devices to
interact with daily information. Despite the growing number of guidelines, standards, and …

This article proposes a novel strategy, one that draws on insights from antidiscrimination
law, for addressing a persistent challenge in medical ethics and the philosophy of disability …

Smartphones are a powerful tool to help visually impaired people in accessing relevant
services such as education, transportation and leisure through applications. Yet, despite the …

Automatic model-based generation of user interfaces is a potential strategy to enable
individuals with disabilities to control products and services with an interface that fits their …

In order to communicate and associate with the daily information, many Visually Impaired
People (VIP) use the screen reader and mobile devices. In order to improve the accessibility …

People with disabilities often have difficulty using mainstream user interfaces because of a
poor fit with their individual needs and constraints. The automatic generation of personalized …