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Trends in Technologies that Provide Visual Assistance for Blind People: 10 Takeaways for Users…

Trends in Technologies that Provide Visual Assistance for Blind People: 10 Takeaways for Users…

Since the early 2000s, the app-based visual assistance technology industry has gradually been on the rise, and we’ve seen a sharp increase…
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Emma Sadjo
What Do We Mean by “Accessibility Research”?

What Do We Mean by “Accessibility Research”?

In this post, we summarize the findings of our research paper “What Do We Mean by “Accessibility Research”? A Literature Survey of…
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Kelly Mack
Why heart rate and other biosignals are the future of social interaction and how to use them

Why heart rate and other biosignals are the future of social interaction and how to use them

Displaying our biosignals to others could become a new kind of social cue, a new way to express our emotions from our body itself.
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Fannie Liu
DUB Retreat 2020: Recognizing what we’ve done, what still needs to be done

DUB Retreat 2020: Recognizing what we’ve done, what still needs to be done

Summary and reflection on the 2020 DUB Retreat, a physically distant but socially connected meeting of HCI & design researchers.
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Benji Xie
Social App Accessibility for Deaf Signers

Social App Accessibility for Deaf Signers

In this post, we summarize the findings of our research paper Social App Accessibility for Deaf Signers, which was accepted to the ACM…
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Kelly Mack
An app for everything, but can everyone use it?

An app for everything, but can everyone use it?

In this post, I will share the state of app accessibility and ways that you can help make apps work for everyone.
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Anne Spencer Ross
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