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A.T. Literature- Travel Aids

  1. “Intelligent” Goggles Highlight Obstacles for the Visually Impaired
  2. A DISLiB Based Natural Language Guiding System for Assisting Visually Impaired People in an Indoor Structured Environment
  3. A Guide Dog Consumers’ Bill of Rights: Shifting Paradigms in the Guide Dog Movement
  4. A Haptic Glove as a Tactile-Vision Sensory Substitution for Wayfinding
  5. A Master Trainer Class for Professionals in Teaching the UltraCane Electronic Travel Device
  6. A Relative Access Measure to Identify Barriers to Efficient Transit Use by Persons With Visual Impairments
  7. A Robotic Shopping Assistant for the Blind
  8. A Step Forward Towards Increasing the Mobility and Participation of People With Disabilities Utilizing Satellite Navigation Technology Applications
  9. A Super Glove That Can Be Built at Home
  10. A Three-Sensor Model for Indoor Localization
  11. A Wayfinding Pilot Study: The Use of the Intelligent Public Vehicle by People With Visual Impairment
  12. A Wearable Two-Sensor O&M Device for Blind College Students
  13. Access Issues: Sounds of Science
  14. Accessible GPS: Reorientation and Target Location Among Users With Visual Impairments
  15. Accessible Pedestrian Signals: San Francisco Sets an Example
  16. Accessible Spaces: Navigating Through a Marked Environment With a Camera Phone
  17. An Inexpensive, Alternative, Drop-Off Detection Solution
  18. An Interview With Melissa Winkle: About Assistance Dogs
  19. Are We There Yet? Another Look at the MobilePal+GPS
  20. Ariadne GPS App Offers Innovative Features for Blind iPhone Users
  21. Attuning Speech-Enabled Interfaces to User and Context for Inclusive Design: Technology, Methodology and Practice
  22. Autonomous Vehicle
  23. Blind Navigation Using Radio Frequency Identification Tags
  24. Blind Pedestrians and the Changing Technology and Geometry of Signalized Intersections: Safety, Orientation, and Independence
  25. Blinput Concept Connects the Visually Impaired
  26. Bluetooth System Orients Blind and Sighted Pedestrians in Urban Environments
  27. Camera Knowledge FREEDOM
  28. Cell Phone-Based Service Made for Blind
  29. Clinical Evaluation of Guido Robotic Walker
  30. Cognitive Design in Action: Developing Assistive Technology for Situational Awareness for Persons Who Are Blind
  31. Computer Vision-Based Clear Path Guidance for Blind Wheelchair Users
  32. Creating Accessible Science Museums With User-Activated Environmental Beacons (Ping!)
  33. Crossroads: Modern Interactive Intersections and Accessible Pedestrian Signals
  34. Crosswatch: A Camera Phone System for Orienting Visually Impaired Pedestrians at Traffic Intersections
  35. Cyber Crumbs: An Indoor Orientation and Wayfinding Infrastructure
  36. DanKam App Clears Up Color Blind Confusion
  37. Design and Evaluation of a Protocol to Assess Electronic Travel Aids for Persons Who Are Visually Impaired
  38. Designing a Location Based Service for Visually Impaired People: MWA Guide
  39. Development of a Smart Wheelchair Component System
  40. Development of a Wearable Guide System for the Blind
  41. Device Lets the Tongue See
  42. Down With Dogs and Canes? A Real Life Guide to the New Electronic Mobility Gizmos for Visually Impaired People
  43. Effectiveness of Assistive Technologies for Low Vision Rehabilitation: A Systematic Review
  44. Efficacy of the UltraCane
  45. Electronic Travel Aid for Blind People
  46. Emerging Technology: "Seeing" Sounds: Echolocation and its Positive Implications for Persons who are Blind
  47. Emerging Trends in Accessible Pedestrian Signal Technologies
  48. Establishing Mobility Measures to Assess the Effectiveness of Night Vision Devices: A Pilot Study
  49. Evaluating Mild Physical Exercise with Two Persons with Profound Multiple Disabilities
  50. Evaluation and Comparison of the Hand Guide and the Miniguide
  51. Evaluation of a GPS-Based Guidance System for Visually Impaired Pedestrians
  52. Evaluation of Pedestrian Information and Communication Systems-A for Visually Impaired Persons
  53. Evaluation of the VA-PAMAID Robotic Walker
  54. EYE 21 System Lets the Blind ‘See’ by Assigning Sounds to Shapes
  55. Filling the Gaps for Indoor Wayfinding
  56. Finding a Target With an Accessible Global Positioning System
  57. Finding Your Way: A Review of Sendero GPS 3.5 for BrailleNote With a New Training Guide from DeWitt and Associates
  58. Geocaching: A "Treasured" Experience with GPS
  59. Getting From Here to There: A Short Review of Trekker
  60. Getting From Point A to Point B: A Review of Two GPS Systems
  61. GM Working With the Blind to Give Electric Cars a Little Noise
  62. Going New Places: Bringing Sendero GPS to the Cell Phone
  63. GPS Helps Lead the Way for the Blind
  64. GPS Made Simple: A Review of the Trekker Breeze
  65. GPS Technology for the Blind, A Product Evaluation
  66. GPS to Guide? Or Guide to GPS?
  67. Haptics Offer the Sensation of Touch Without Touching
  68. Health Care: MARC Smart Walker
  69. Help for the Blind, Confusion for Everyone Else
  70. High-Tech Systems Help Orient People with Visual Impairments
  71. Huseby Zoom Maps: A Design Methodology for Tactile Graphics
  72. Importance of Information Selectivity in Navigating the Community
  73. Improving Nighttime Mobility in Persons With Night Blindness Caused by Retinitis Pigmentosa: A Comparison of Two Low-Vision Mobility Devices
  74. Integration of Task and Activity Analysis to Evaluate Seniors’ Use of a Vehicle Navigation System (GPS)
  75. Intelligent Walkers
  76. Intelligent Walkers for the Elderly: Performance and Safety Testing of VA-PAMAID Robotic Walker
  77. Interpreting Joystick Signals for Wheelchair Navigation
  78. Inventory of Electronic Mobility Aids for Persons With Visual Impairments: A Literature Review
  79. John Williams' Column: Hampshire College Assistive Technology Center Educates a New Generation of Designers
  80. Kapten Talking Pocket GPS System
  81. Leadership in Nonvisual Accessibility in Consumer Electronics: A Report on the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show
  82. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 1
  83. Light Emitting Slipper to Assist People With Vision Impairment
  84. Low Vision Technology Experts Look to Region as Testing Ground
  85. NAVI Project Turns Kinect Into a Set of Eyes for the Visually Impaired
  86. Navigating by Phone: A Review of Wayfinder Access GPS and Mobile Geo, Part 1
  87. Navigating by Phone: A Review of Wayfinder Access GPS and Mobile Geo, Part 2
  88. New Device Helps Blind People Cross Streets Safely
  89. New Electronic Mobility Aid
  90. New Tool for Travelers
  91. Newly Developed Walking Apparatus for Identification of Obstructions by Visually Impaired People
  92. Nonvisual Route Following With Guidance from a Simple Haptic or Auditory Display
  93. On Overcoming Longitudinal and Latitudinal Signal Drift in GPS-Based Localization Outdoors
  94. On the Impact of Data Collection on the Quality of Signal Strength Signatures in Wi-Fi Indoor Localization
  95. Palestinian Girls Get Ticket to Intel Science Fair
  96. Personal Guidance System for People With Visual Impairment: A Comparison of Spatial Displays for Route Guidance
  97. Remote Control: A Blind Man Goes Sailing With Help From Afar
  98. Remote Infrared Audible Signage Pilot Program Evaluation Report
  99. Scientists Develop "Electronic Eye"
  100. Search Strategies of Visually Impaired Persons Using a Camera Phone Wayfinding System
  101. Sensory System for the Blind
  102. Sidewalk Performance of GPS for Blind Navigation
  103. Smartphone App Tells Blind People When the Bus Is Coming
  104. Space Technology to Help the Blind
  105. Stated Preferences for Components of a Personal Guidance System for Nonvisual Navigation
  106. Students Build a Car the Blind Can Drive
  107. Students Create Cane With e-Tags to Guide Blind
  108. Talking Braille: A Wireless Ubiquitous Computing Network for Orientation and Wayfinding
  109. Terrain Analysis for Blind Wheelchair Users: Computer Vision Algorithms for Finding Curbs and Other Negative Obstacles
  110. Testing the Effectiveness of a Tactile Signal to Deliver Navigation Information While the Participant's Attention Is Otherwise Engaged
  111. Texture Based Text Detection in Natural Scene Images: A Help to Blind and Visually Impaired Persons
  112. The Effectiveness of Verbal Information Provided by Electronic Travel Aids for Visually Impaired Persons
  113. The Impact of Electronic Mobility Devices for Persons Who Are Visually Impaired: A Systematic Review of Effects and Effectiveness
  114. The Miniguide: A New Electronic Travel Device
  115. The Travel Master: A Simple Device Designed to Assist People with Veering Problems
  116. Track Talk: On-Board Audio Information on Rapid Transit
  117. Transportation Bill Enhances Travel Opportunities for People Who Are Visually Disabled
  118. User Involvement in the Design and Evaluation of a Smart Mobility Aid
  119. User Perceptions of Accessible GPS as a Wayfinding Tool
  120. Users’ Evaluations of Four Electronic Travel Aids Aimed at Navigation for Persons Who Are Visually Impaired
  121. Using GPS: What Is It, What Does It Do, and How Is It Beneficial for the Deaf-Blind
  122. Using Virtual Environments to Prototype Auditory Navigation Displays
  123. Vincent Martin: Health Research Scientist Helps Create Technology for Blind People
  124. VISUAIDE - GPS Solution: Victor Escort
  125. Visually Impaired Students Use Technology to Get Around Fremont
  126. WADER: A Novel Wayfinding System With Deviation Recovery for Individuals With Cognitive Impairments
  127. Way Beyond Glasses
  128. Wayfinding Technology: a Road Map to the Future
  129. Wearable Computer Helps Blind People Navigate
  130. What’s That Sound? Distance Determination and Aperture Passage From Ultrasound Echoes
  131. Wheelchair Clearance Measurement Device
  132. Wheelchair Moves at the Speed of Thought
  133. Where Are We?: A Look at Global Positioning Systems on the Market Today
  134. Wireless Localization Indoors With Wi-Fi Access Points
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