Anke M. Brock

schoolEcole National de l'Aviation Civilebar_chart#2076 Global Rank

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#2076

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Unleashing Personalized Museum Experiences: Insights from Comparative Structured Observation of Museo* design alternatives

Museums aim at personalizing visits to offer tailored content and encourage visitors to come back. Unfortunately, museum professionals find it difficult to reflect on the vast number of visitor profiles when creating personalized visits. We propose Museo* a new concept to support their creation strategy by allowing th…

CHI '235th+ AuthorIn-Vehicle Haptic, Audio & Multimodal Feedback +1

Tactilient: Turbulence resilient tactile icons for pilot feedback

Given the high attentional demand in aircraft cockpits, tactons can be used to deliver information without overloading the visual and auditory channels. However, aircraft are subject to turbulence that interfere with vibrotactile feedback. To investigate the impact of turbulence on tacton identification, 18 participan…

CHI '22CorrespondingMotor Impairment Assistive Input Technologies +1

CandyFly: Bringing fun to drone pilots with disabilities through adapted and adaptable interactions

Flying drones is an increasingly popular activity. However, it is challenging due to the required perceptual and motor skills for following and stabilizing the drone, especially for people with special needs. This paper describes CandyFly, an application supporting people with diverse sensory, cognitive and motor impa…

CHI '181st AuthorVisual Impairment Technologies (Screen Readers, Tactile Graphics, Braille) +2

SIG: Making Maps Accessible and Putting Accessibility in Maps

Digital maps represent an incredible HCI success—they have transformed the way people navigate in and access information about the world. While these platforms contain terabytes of data about road networks and points of interest (POIs), their information about physical accessibility is commensurately poor. Moreover, b…

CHI '18CorrespondingMultilingual & Cross-Cultural Voice Interaction +4

Towards a Multisensory Augmented Reality Map for Blind and Low Vision People: a Participatory Design Approach

Current low-tech Orientation & Mobility (O&M) tools for visually impaired people, e.g. tactile maps, possess limitations. Interactive accessible maps have been developed to overcome these. However, most of them are limited to exploration of existing maps, and have remained in laboratories. Using a participatory design…

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