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Silviu Ivascu, Florica Moldoveanu, Alin Moldoveanu, Anca Morar, Ana-Maria Tugulea and Victor Asavei
With the increase in the number of sensory substitution devices, the engineering community is confronted with a new challenge: ensuring user training in safe virtual environments before using these devices in real-life situations. We developed a game tha...
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Paúl Tinizaray, Wilbert Aguilar, José Lucio
Pág. 50 - 63
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Darius Plikynas, Audrius Indriulionis, Algirdas Laukaitis and Leonidas Sakalauskas
This paper presents an approach to enhance electronic traveling aids (ETAs) for people who are blind and severely visually impaired (BSVI) using indoor orientation and guided navigation by employing social outsourcing of indoor route mapping and assistan...
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Zaipeng Xie, Zhaobin Li, Yida Zhang, Jianan Zhang, Fangming Liu and Wei Chen
Guidance systems for visually impaired persons have become a popular topic in recent years. Existing guidance systems on the market typically utilize auxiliary tools and methods such as GPS, UWB, or a simple white cane that exploits the user?s single tac...
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Joong Hee Lee, Yong Min Kim, Ilsun Rhiu and Myung Hwan Yun
Disabled and elderly populations may not fully appreciate the benefits of advanced technologies and every-day products due to accessibility issues. However, the diverse characteristics of disabled and elderly users make conducting user research a challen...
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Simon Gay, Kévin Le Run, Edwige Pissaloux, Katerine Romeo and Christèle Lecomte
This paper presents a novel bio-inspired predictive model of visual navigation inspired by mammalian navigation. This model takes inspiration from specific types of neurons observed in the brain, namely place cells, grid cells and head direction cells. I...
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Azham Hussain,Ahlam Mohamed Omar
Pág. pp. 95 - 107
The usability of the mobile applications is the most important factor in developing, so the key to develop successful mobile applications is usability, especially for users have specific needs such as visually impaired. However, developers do not focus o...
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Sriraksha Nayak,Chandrakala C B
Pág. pp. 52 - 69
According to the World Health Organization estimation, globally the number of people with some visual impairment is estimated to be 285 million, of whom 39 million are blind. The inability to use features such as sending and reading of email, sched...
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Shiwei Chen, Dayue Yao, Huiliang Cao and Chong Shen
Action and identification problems are the challenges that visually impaired people often encounter in their lives. The high price of existing commercial intelligent auxiliary equipment has placed enormous economic pressure on most visually impaired peop...
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Xiaochen Zhang, Xiaoyu Yao, Yi Zhu and Fei Hu
The navigation system can be implemented in smartphones. With affordable haptic accessories, it helps the visually impaired people to navigate indoor without using GPS and wireless beacons. In the meantime, the advanced path planning in the system benefi...
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