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A Wearable Haptic Interface for Assisting Blind and Visually Impaired Students in Learning Algebr...
Sunhee Kim, Josh Cherian, Samantha Ray, Amanda Lacy, Paul Taele, Jung In Koh, Tracy Hammond
CHI 2023: The ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
Session: Late Breaking Work (LBW) Posters B
BVI (blind and visually impaired) persons do not have the same degree of access to concepts and procedures in learning algebraic equations as sighted persons. As tactile resources are uncommon, most rely on auditory-based methods that place heavy stress on working memory. We propose a novel approach that leverages haptic technology to communicate mathematical symbols via vibrotactile patterns;
this design addresses open challenges found in existing resources for BVI people and explores the potential utility of this medium for all users. We conducted three separate studies to evaluate the feasibility of our gloves that included BVI participants.
The outcomes of our studies yielded insightful design discussions, including a blind participant who found the device immediately intuitive and exciting in potential.
Video teasers for papers at CHI 2023
Sunhee Kim, Josh Cherian, Samantha Ray, Amanda Lacy, Paul Taele, Jung In Koh, Tracy Hammond
CHI 2023: The ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
Session: Late Breaking Work (LBW) Posters B
BVI (blind and visually impaired) persons do not have the same degree of access to concepts and procedures in learning algebraic equations as sighted persons. As tactile resources are uncommon, most rely on auditory-based methods that place heavy stress on working memory. We propose a novel approach that leverages haptic technology to communicate mathematical symbols via vibrotactile patterns;
this design addresses open challenges found in existing resources for BVI people and explores the potential utility of this medium for all users. We conducted three separate studies to evaluate the feasibility of our gloves that included BVI participants.
The outcomes of our studies yielded insightful design discussions, including a blind participant who found the device immediately intuitive and exciting in potential.
Video teasers for papers at CHI 2023
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