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Blind people struggle to precisely locate small items in unfamiliar environments.

lightbulbPractical problemTactile Graphics, 3D Printing, and Haptic Feedback

Blind people struggle to precisely locate small items in unfamiliar environments.

CHI '21GuideCopter - A Precise Drone-Based Haptic Guidance Interface for Blind or Visually Impaired People

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Blind students struggle to independently learn multi-part 3D printed models, affecting STEM course outcomes.

CHI '25Enhancing Tactile Learning: A Co-Designed System for Supporting Speech Interaction with Multi-Part 3D Printed Models by Students who are Blind

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Blind users lack good experiences accessing educational content on complex concepts and map navigation.

CHI '25"It Brought the Model to Life": Exploring the Embodiment of Multimodal I3Ms for People who are Blind or have Low Vision

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People with visual impairments can hardly learn dance through existing teaching methods.

CHI '25Sensing Movement: Contemporary Dance Workshops with People who are Blind or have Low Vision and Dance Teachers

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Blind users cannot independently create or edit presentations and must rely on others for assistance.

CHI '25I-Scratch: Independent Slide Creation With Auditory Comment and Haptic Interface for the Blind and Visually Impaired

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Non-expert designers struggle to efficiently create blind-friendly tactile graphics.

CHI '25Tactile Vega-Lite: Rapidly Prototyping Tactile Charts with Smart Defaults

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Blind students lack effective tools to understand complex concepts.

CHI '253D Printing for Accessible Education: A Case Study in Assistive Technology Adoption

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