Enhanced Accessibility for Mobile Indoor Navigation

The navigation of indoor spaces poses difficult challenges for individuals with visual impairments, as it requires processing of sensory information, dealing with uncertainties, and relying on assistance. To tackle these challenges, we present an indoor navigation app that places importance on accessibility for visually impaired users. Our approach involves a combination of user interviews and an analysis of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. With this approach, we are able to gather invaluable insights and identify design requirements for the development of an indoor navigation app. Based on these insights, we develop an indoor navigation app that prioritizes accessibility, integrating enhanced features to meet the needs of visually impaired users. The usability of the app is being thoroughly evaluated through tests involving both visually impaired and sighted users. Initial feedback has been positive, with users appreciating the inclusive user interface and the usability with a wide range of accessibility tools and Android device settings.

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2024-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ipin62893.2024.10786147
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6
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Evacuation and Crowd Dynamics
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Enhanced Accessibility for Mobile Indoor Navigation

Konstantin Klipp, Thomas Josef Jung, Ilja Radusch, Johannes Wortmann et al.
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Evacuation and Crowd Dynamics
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Enhanced Accessibility for Mobile Indoor Navigation

Konstantin Klipp, Thomas Josef Jung, Ilja Radusch, Johannes Wortmann, Bernd Schäufele, Katharina Blaß
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Abstract

The navigation of indoor spaces poses difficult challenges for individuals with visual impairments, as it requires processing of sensory information, dealing with uncertainties, and relying on assistance. To tackle these challenges, we present an indoor navigation app that places importance on accessibility for visually impaired users. Our approach involves a combination of user interviews and an analysis of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. With this approach, we are able to gather invaluable insights and identify design requirements for the development of an indoor navigation app. Based on these insights, we develop an indoor navigation app that prioritizes accessibility, integrating enhanced features to meet the needs of visually impaired users. The usability of the app is being thoroughly evaluated through tests involving both visually impaired and sighted users. Initial feedback has been positive, with users appreciating the inclusive user interface and the usability with a wide range of accessibility tools and Android device settings.

HTW Berlin - University of Applied Sciences (DE), Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication Systems (DE), Daimler Center for Automotive Information Technology Innovations (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 14%
Evacuation and Crowd Dynamics
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