Titlebook: Assistive Technology for Visually Impaired and Blind People; Marion A. Hersh,Michael A. Johnson Book 2008 Springer-Verlag London 2008 Acce

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Rehab Massoud,Hoang M. Le,Rolf Drechslerper, access to reading is critically important to people with disabilities that prevent easy reading of the printed page. Assistive technology has been created to address these needs and bridge the accessibility challenge to print. One of the first challenges is acquiring the text from the printed p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-29662-9apter. Thus, the chapter describes assistive technology solutions designed to remove barriers to enable visually impaired and blind people enjoy independent living in their own home. These assistive technology solutions range from some very simple low technology devices to very sophisticated and spe

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On Timed Models of Gene Networks,this final chapter of the book reports on the assistive technology available in these two areas..Education and employment is divided into six subsections covering learning and teaching, and then five employment activity areas. The generic assistive technology to support mobility, access to informati

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978-1-4471-5898-1Springer-Verlag London 2008

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Perception, the Eye and Assistive Technology Issues,e human eye for binocular vision, colour vision and motion tracking..A brief review of the demographics of vision impairment is given and this is followed by descriptions of the effects of typical vision impairments. A set of photographic images illustrates the conditions described. The basics of simple spectacle provision close the chapter.

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