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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"universal usability"”.
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Universal Usability of Virtual Reality
… two research themes that are concerned with the universal usability of VR.In the first theme, the gap in user experience quality between high-end VR platforms (PC VR) and low-end VR platforms (mobile VR) is addressed through the development of two low-cost acoustic interaction techniques for …
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Towards a transparency-based, value-sensitive design solution for bias in self-driving cars: An ethical violation assessment and risk analysis framework on consumer-held values
… study's findings indicate that human welfare, universal usability, and trust were the prevalent values in the AIVMDB filtering analysis case study output, and significantly influenced SDC acceptance. Human welfare was highlighted as a critical value in the EVARA case study, with its violation …
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Optical Graph Recognition
… can include drawing errors and inaccuracies. For universal usability we have implemented a prototype called OGRup for mobile devices like smartphones or tablet computers. With our software it is possible to directly take a picture of a graph via a built in camera, recognize the graph, and then use …
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Indigenous language usage in a digital library: He hautoa kia ora tonu ai
… information technology designers who strive for universal usability. This thesis begins by describing the importance of using indigenous languages in electronic environments and suggests that digital libraries can provide an environment to support and encourage the use of such languages. TLA is …
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A Postcolonial Critique of Industrial Design: A critical evaluation of the relationship of culture and hegemony to design practice and education since the late 20th century.
… leads to culturally determined - rather than universal - conceptions in design and it attempts to re-conceptualise design as practice within a necessarily hegemonic culture. This hegemony needs to be acknowledged and redressed via increased awareness and changes to the intellectual heritage …