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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Accessible Environments,streetscape and buildings respectively. More challenging applications involve embedding detailed information technology modules into the environment and these are covered in the last two sections of the chapter. This is where exemplary applications of accessible public transport and way-finding systems are described.

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Book 2008ors of international repute from divers fields which co-operate under the banner of assistive technology, among them: artificial vision systems; psychology, haptics, electrical engineering, design and visual physiology..

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A Local-Time Semantics for?Negotiationse human eye for binocular vision, colour vision and motion tracking..A brief review of the demographics of vision impairment is given and this is followed by descriptions of the effects of typical vision impairments. A set of photographic images illustrates the conditions described. The basics of simple spectacle provision close the chapter.

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Thomas Ferrère,Oded Maler,Dejan Ni?kovi?ectures and implementation of the technologies and other sections on particular or special features of these two assistive technology systems..The chapter is completed by sections on hybrid screen reader-magnifiers, self-magnifying applications and self-voicing applications.

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Gustavo Patino Alvarez,Wang Jiang Chausign, development and testing and finally the commercialisation aspects of marketing the end product accessible GPS device and system. The chapter is based on the authors’ joint and direct experience of developing and then marketing an accessible GPS product for visually impaired people.

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Rehab Massoud,Hoang M. Le,Rolf Drechslerter, the fundamentals of OCR technology and reading machines are described. The new international standard for digital talking books, the DAISY standard, is explored. The critically important move to direct digital access to textbooks and newspapers is projected and a discussion of future technological development closes the chapter.

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