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Camassia: Monocular Interactive Mobile Way Sonificationto experience their surroundings and move more safely outdoors. We extended an image analysis workflow from autonomous robots to human interaction, adaption to alternating way appearance, and various sonification options. The solution is available on off-the-shelf smartphones.

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Conversation Aid for People with Low Vision Using Head Mounted Display and Computer Vision Emotion Dconveyed by those expressions can be captured by computer vision systems and conveyed via an alternative input to the user. We present a low-cost system using commodity hardware that serves as a communication aid for people with central vision loss. Our system uses a smartphone in a head-mounted-dis

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Indoor Guidance System for the Visual Impaired Using Beacon Sensorsoped by British Broadcasting Corporation, our system provides a vocal feedback mechanism with easy touchscreen gesture design operated with mobile devices which can help instruct the visual impaired people to navigate the indoor spaces area such as department store and office. Our system uses NoSQL

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Prototype Development of a Low-Cost Vibro-Tactile Navigation Aid for the Visually Impairedailable for experimental usage or commercial ones are expensive. We developed a low-cost prototype of a wristlet and anklet that can easily be rebuild. We evaluated them in a two step procedure with 11 and 10 participants. Both prototypes are easy to use and comfortable to wear. However, the wristle

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