”Would the smart cane benefit me?”: Perceptions of the Visually Impaired towards Smart Canes

Rezylle Milallos, Vinita Tibdewal, Yiwen Wang, Andre Ogueh Udegbe, Tae Oh
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The white cane is used as one of the options for mobility by people who are blind or visually impaired (BVI) but it comes with limitations like the lack of overhead detection and recognition of safety hazards. Smart canes were designed to address some of the white cane’s issues but the adoption of this technology has been minimal. We spoke with 16 BVI participants for an in-depth view on their smart cane experiences and needs. While the biggest concern was related to cost, we found that other factors like product consistency, durability, and the lack of awareness, trust, and confidence from the users all contribute to the low adoption rate of smart canes.
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“灵巧的手杖对我有好处吗?”:视障人士对智能手杖的看法
白手杖是盲人或视障人士(BVI)的出行选择之一,但它也有局限性,比如缺乏头顶检测和安全隐患识别。智能手杖的设计是为了解决一些白色手杖的问题,但这项技术的采用很少。我们采访了16位英属维尔京群岛的参与者,深入了解了他们的智能手杖体验和需求。虽然最大的担忧与成本有关,但我们发现其他因素,如产品一致性、耐用性以及用户缺乏意识、信任和信心,都导致了智能手杖的低采用率。
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