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Patients with single-sided deafness cannot participate in social life and have low acceptance of existing hearing devices.Accessibility and Assistive Technology / Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing ASL and Caption Support
Patients with single-sided deafness cannot participate in social life and have low acceptance of existing hearing devices.
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Users with hearing loss struggle to meet daily needs with existing sound recognition tools.lightbulbPractical problemDeaf and Hard-of-Hearing ASL and Caption Support
Multilingual users including people with disabilities struggle to obtain accurate content with existing captioning technology.lightbulbPractical problemDeaf and Hard-of-Hearing ASL and Caption Support
Existing technology neglects Deaf culture and self-determined design needs, with limited functionality.lightbulbPractical problemDeaf and Hard-of-Hearing ASL and Caption Support
Makerspaces neglect deaf communities and lack key accessibility design such as sign language support.lightbulbPractical problemDeaf and Hard-of-Hearing ASL and Caption Support
Non-native English speakers and learners with visual or hearing impairments face significant barriers in learning programming.lightbulbPractical problemDeaf and Hard-of-Hearing ASL and Caption Support
Aphasic patients cannot smoothly understand audiovisual content, affecting entertainment and information access.Related papers
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