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  1. A Comparison of the Recognition Distance of Several Types of Pedestrian Signals with Low-Vision Pedestrians
  2. A DISLiB Based Natural Language Guiding System for Assisting Visually Impaired People in an Indoor Structured Environment
  3. A Step Forward Towards Increasing the Mobility and Participation of People With Disabilities Utilizing Satellite Navigation Technology Applications
  4. A Wayfinding Pilot Study: The Use of the Intelligent Public Vehicle by People With Visual Impairment
  5. A Wheelchair User With Visual and Intellectual Disabilities Managing Simple Orientation Technology for Indoor Travel
  6. Ariadne GPS App Offers Innovative Features for Blind iPhone Users
  7. Audio-Based Navigation Using Virtual Environments: Combining Technology and Neuroscience
  8. BATS: The Blind Audio Tactile Mapping System
  9. Being Blind, 'You Have to Be Adventurous'
  10. BlindAid: Virtual Maps for the Blind
  11. Bluetooth System Orients Blind and Sighted Pedestrians in Urban Environments
  12. Boffins Develop Sight-Free Touchscreen Phone Dialler
  13. Can’t Find Your Cat? This Device Can Help
  14. Cognitive Design in Action: Developing Assistive Technology for Situational Awareness for Persons Who Are Blind
  15. Crosswatch: A Camera Phone System for Orienting Visually Impaired Pedestrians at Traffic Intersections
  16. Evaluating Mild Physical Exercise with Two Persons with Profound Multiple Disabilities
  17. Going New Places: Bringing Sendero GPS to the Cell Phone
  18. Importance of Information Selectivity in Navigating the Community
  19. Low Vision Technology Experts Look to Region as Testing Ground
  20. Nonvisual Route Following With Guidance from a Simple Haptic or Auditory Display
  21. Orientation Systems to Support Indoor Travel by Persons With Multiple Disabilities: Technical Aspects and Applicability Issues
  22. Search Strategies of Visually Impaired Persons Using a Camera Phone Wayfinding System
  23. Seeing ‘Where’ Through the Ears: Effects of Learning-by-Doing and Long-Term Sensory Deprivation on Localization Based on Image-to-Sound Substitution
  24. Testing the Effectiveness of a Tactile Signal to Deliver Navigation Information While the Participant's Attention Is Otherwise Engaged
  25. The Blind Man's Harley: White Canes and Gender Identity in America
  26. The Return of the Digital House
  27. Three-Dimensional Virtual Environments for Blind Children
  28. Traveling by Touch: How Useful Are Tactile Maps?
  29. User Perceptions of Accessible GPS as a Wayfinding Tool
  30. Using a Tactile Map With a 5-Year-Old Child in a Large-Scale Outdoor Environment
  31. Using Virtual Environment to Improve Spatial Perception by People Who Are Blind
  32. Vincent Martin: Health Research Scientist Helps Create Technology for Blind People
  33. Virtual Reality Used for Blind to Map Real World
  34. What’s That Sound? Distance Determination and Aperture Passage From Ultrasound Echoes
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