Head-mounted visualization technology, often in the form of virtual, augmented, and mixed
reality (VAMR), has revolutionized how visual disorders may be approached clinically. In this …

Throughout the last decade, augmented reality (AR) head-mounted displays (HMDs) have
gradually become a substantial part of modern life, with increasing applications ranging from …

Current virtual reality applications do not support people who have low vision, ie, vision loss
that falls short of complete blindness but is not correctable by glasses. We present …

Current low-tech Orientation & Mobility (O&M) tools for visually impaired people, eg tactile
maps, possess limitations. Interactive accessible maps have been developed to overcome …

Current approaches to AI and Assistive Technology (AT) often foreground task completion
over other encounters such as expressions of care. Our paper challenges and complements …

Wayfinding is a critical but challenging task for people who have low vision, a visual
impairment that falls short of blindness. Prior wayfinding systems for people with visual …

Navigating stairs is a dangerous mobility challenge for people with low vision, who have a
visual impairment that falls short of blindness. Prior research contributed systems for stair …

Automated live visual descriptions can aid blind people in understanding their surroundings
with autonomy and independence. However, providing descriptions that are rich, contextual …

Augmented Reality (AR) technology creates new immersive experiences in entertainment,
games, education, retail, and social media. AR content is often primarily visual and it is …

Acoustic noise control or cancellation (ANC) is a commonplace component of modern audio
headphones. ANC aims to actively mitigate disturbing environmental noise for a quieter and …