Access Overlays: Improving Non-Visual Access to Large Touch Screens for Blind Users

Date:: October 5, 2016

Research Area
- Human-computer interaction
- Medical, health and genomics
Group
- Urban Innovation
- Ability
Publication
- Access Overlays: Improving Non-Visual Access to Large Touch Screens for Blind Users

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