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Blind users struggle to access image information, and users with language input barriers have low communication efficiency.

lightbulbPractical problemData Visualization, Sonification, and Data Physicalization

Blind users struggle to access image information, and users with language input barriers have low communication efficiency.

IUI '21Accessibility as an Opportunity and Challenge for Intelligent User Interfaces

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Visually impaired users and non-audio professionals struggle to effectively create and understand sonification.

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