Titlebook: Intelligent Paradigms for Assistive and Preventive Healthcare; N. Ichalkaranje,A. Ichalkaranje,L.C. Jain Book 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Electronic Locomotion Aids for the Blind: Towards More Assistive Systems,istance to the closest obstacles, and convey this information to their users. We introduce the measurement methods (infrared sensors, ultrasonic sensors, laser telemeters) and the user interfaces (sounds and tactile vibrations). Then, we analyse the shortcomings of these systems, and thus explain wh

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Information Technology for Deaf People,T) is also very useful for people with special needs. As the acoustic channel is barred to the deaf, all acoustic data have to be presented in visual form, ideally in sign language. This chapter presents a general overview of the use of ICT for deaf people using current as well as future technologie

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Multimedia Communication System for the Blind,bject using this system. The tactile display’s resolution presented the difficulty in transmitting a circle, but the results were useful when transmitting shapes based on straight lines. Even when the subject is a circle, it is recognized when prior information is available. In addition to the commu

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