Titlebook: Assistive Technology for Visually Impaired and Blind People; Marion A. Hersh,Michael A. Johnson Book 2008 Springer-Verlag London 2008 Acce

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Madhavan Mukund,Adwitee Roy,B. Srivathsanlications of haptic science. Of particular importance are the technologies for haptic computer interfaces and for haptic displays. A project to provide haptic access to museum pieces for visually impaired people is one outcome of this advanced work.

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Zhengkui Zhang,Brian Nielsen,Kim G. Larsen extended discussion of all the design and construction issues followed by a description of the final engineering and prototype test phase. The chapter closes with an examination of the issues involved in bringing the prototype to eventual commercialisation.

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Raymond Devillers,Hanna Klaudeln end-user assessment of six obstacle avoidance mobility aids and two accessible navigation aids. The chapter closes with a discussion on the importance of training to achieve the best return from the use of advanced technology to assist in mobility and navigation.

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Haptics as a Substitute for Vision,lications of haptic science. Of particular importance are the technologies for haptic computer interfaces and for haptic displays. A project to provide haptic access to museum pieces for visually impaired people is one outcome of this advanced work.

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Mobility AT: The Batcane (UltraCane), extended discussion of all the design and construction issues followed by a description of the final engineering and prototype test phase. The chapter closes with an examination of the issues involved in bringing the prototype to eventual commercialisation.

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Navigation AT: Context-aware Computing,ed into user-computer interactions and how these facilities and capabilities could be used to assist the visually impaired traveller on a long distance journey. The chapter closes with sections on specific prototype applications and some results from the authors’ own research tests.

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