A review of sonification solutions in assistive systems for visually impaired people.

IF 16.4 1区 化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2024-11-01 Epub Date: 2024-03-12 DOI:10.1080/17483107.2024.2326590
Andrei Lăpușteanu, Anca Morar, Alin Moldoveanu, Maria-Anca Băluțoiu, Florica Moldoveanu
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Purpose: Visually impaired people (VIP) find it challenging to understand and gain awareness of their surroundings. Most activities require the use of the auditory or tactile senses. As such, assistive systems which are capable of aiding visually impaired people to understand, navigate and form a mental representation of their environment are extensively being studied and developed. The aim of this paper is to provide insight regarding the characteristics, as well as the advantages and drawbacks of different types of sonification strategies in assistive systems, to assess their suitability for certain use-cases.

Materials and methods: To this end, we reviewed a sizeable number of assistive solutions for VIP which provide a form of auditory feedback to the user, encountered in different scientific databases (Scopus, IEEE Xplore, ACM and Google Scholar) through direct searches and cross-referencing.

Results: We classified these solutions based on the aural information they provide to the VIP - alerts, guidance and information about their environment, be it spatial or semantic. Our intention is not to provide an exhaustive review, but to select representative implementations from recent literature that highlight the particularities of each sonification approach.

Conclusions: Thus, anyone who is intent on developing an assistive solution will be able to choose the desired sonification class, being aware of the advantages/disadvantages and at the same time having a fairly wide selection of articles from the representative class.

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视障人士辅助系统中的声波解决方案综述。
目的:视障人士(VIP)发现,理解和认识周围环境是一项挑战。大多数活动都需要借助听觉或触觉。因此,人们正在广泛研究和开发能够帮助视障人士理解、导航和形成环境心理表征的辅助系统。本文旨在深入探讨辅助系统中不同类型声化策略的特点和优缺点,以评估它们在某些使用情况下的适用性:为此,我们通过直接搜索和交叉引用,查阅了不同科学数据库(Scopus、IEEE Xplore、ACM 和 Google Scholar)中为 VIP 提供听觉反馈的大量辅助解决方案:结果:我们根据这些解决方案为 VIP 提供的听觉信息对其进行了分类,这些信息包括警报、指导和环境信息(无论是空间信息还是语义信息)。我们的目的不是提供详尽的评论,而是从最近的文献中选择有代表性的实施方案,以突出每种声化方法的特殊性:因此,任何有意开发辅助解决方案的人都可以选择所需的声化类别,同时了解其优缺点,并从具有代表性的类别中选择相当广泛的文章。
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Accounts of Chemical Research
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