An indoor navigation model for vision impaired people, whichwould support (a) path planning and (b) orientation establishment, basedon a user centric approach is proposed in this study. Building structures,the environmental factors and individual characteristics related to mobilityof the people with vision impairment are identified as influential contextsfor the proposed model. The contributions from these contexts for indoornavigation of vision impaired people are analyzed. The building structureswill be assigned with an orientation and mobility ranking and this informationwill be dynamically passed to a path planning engine. The enginewill handle the optimum path planning integrated with orientation establishmentsupport via visual and nan...
While location-based services are already well established in outdoor scenarios, they are still not ...
There are many challenges regarding indoor navigation in unknown areas, and the difficulty is higher...
In this paper, we present a system that allows visually impaired people to autonomously navigate in ...
© 2016 Copyright the author(s). Way finding abilities of vision impaired (VI) people cannot be expec...
This paper presents a novel approach of utilizing the floor plan maps posted on the buildings to inf...
A map is an artefact used for navigation that helps people find information on locations, landmarks ...
Abstract: In this paper, we describe a prototype of an adaptive indoor navigation sys-tem which is b...
While mobile wayfinding systems for visually impaired people offer huge potential, most insufficient...
Currently, several outdoor navigation and orientation electronic traveling aid (ETA) solutions for v...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. June 2009. Major: Psychology. Advisors: Gordon E. Legge ...
Walking is an essential means of transportation for humans. While walking to a destination, navigati...
AbstractIn an unfamiliar environment we spot and explore all available information which might guide...
Despite an increased amount of technologies and systems designed to address the navigational require...
A lot of visually impaired people have suffered from being left out of the activities that can disco...
A map is a basic element that is used for indoor and outdoor navigation which helps people find info...
While location-based services are already well established in outdoor scenarios, they are still not ...
There are many challenges regarding indoor navigation in unknown areas, and the difficulty is higher...
In this paper, we present a system that allows visually impaired people to autonomously navigate in ...
© 2016 Copyright the author(s). Way finding abilities of vision impaired (VI) people cannot be expec...
This paper presents a novel approach of utilizing the floor plan maps posted on the buildings to inf...
A map is an artefact used for navigation that helps people find information on locations, landmarks ...
Abstract: In this paper, we describe a prototype of an adaptive indoor navigation sys-tem which is b...
While mobile wayfinding systems for visually impaired people offer huge potential, most insufficient...
Currently, several outdoor navigation and orientation electronic traveling aid (ETA) solutions for v...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. June 2009. Major: Psychology. Advisors: Gordon E. Legge ...
Walking is an essential means of transportation for humans. While walking to a destination, navigati...
AbstractIn an unfamiliar environment we spot and explore all available information which might guide...
Despite an increased amount of technologies and systems designed to address the navigational require...
A lot of visually impaired people have suffered from being left out of the activities that can disco...
A map is a basic element that is used for indoor and outdoor navigation which helps people find info...
While location-based services are already well established in outdoor scenarios, they are still not ...
There are many challenges regarding indoor navigation in unknown areas, and the difficulty is higher...
In this paper, we present a system that allows visually impaired people to autonomously navigate in ...