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Toward accessible 3D virtual environments for the blind and visually impaired
2008
Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Digital Interactive Media in Entertainment and Arts - DIMEA '08
3D virtual environments are increasingly used for education, business and recreation but are often inaccessible to users who are visually impaired, effectively creating a digital divide. Interviews with 8 visually impaired expert users were conducted to guide design proposals, and a review of current research into haptics and 3D sound for auditory displays is presented with suggestions for navigation and feedback techniques to address these accessibility issues. The diversity and volatility of
doi:10.1145/1413634.1413663
dblp:conf/dimea/WhiteFM08
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