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Wheelchair users' transportation behavior cannot be objectively analyzed, hindering policies to improve quality of life.

lightbulbPractical problemPublic Display Accessibility and Multi-Device Assistance

Wheelchair users' transportation behavior cannot be objectively analyzed, hindering policies to improve quality of life.

UbiComp '24A Transportation Mode Detection Technology for Predicting Life Satisfaction of Wheelchair Users: A Case Study in Seoul, South Korea

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lightbulbPractical problemPublic Display Accessibility and Multi-Device Assistance

Wheelchair users struggle to conveniently operate public displays, e.g., due to high placement or small buttons.

UIST '22Interactive Public Displays and Wheelchair Users: Between Direct, Personal and Indirect, Assisted Interaction

lightbulbPractical problemPublic Display Accessibility and Multi-Device Assistance

Users often leave public displays before interaction is complete, interrupting experience.

UbiComp '21Orbuculum – Predicting When Users Intend to Leave Large Public Displays

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Interactive Public Displays and Wheelchair Users: Between Direct, Personal and Indirect, Assisted Interaction

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