Guiding visually impaired people in the exhibition Francesco Bellotti1, Riccardo Berta1, Alessandro De Gloria1, Massimiliano Margarone1, 1 Department on Biophisycal and Electronic Engineering,

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Date: 2006-10-09 11:23:06 Human–computer interaction Technical communication User interface techniques Virtual reality Radio-frequency identification Usability Ambient intelligence User interface Blindness Technology Humanâ€“computer interaction Automatic identification and data capture		Guiding visually impaired people in the exhibition Francesco Bellotti1, Riccardo Berta1, Alessandro De Gloria1, Massimiliano Margarone1, 1 Department on Biophisycal and Electronic Engineering, Add to Reading List Source URL: mobileguide06.di.unito.it Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,93 MB Share Document on Facebook

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