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Eleni Apostolidou and Paris A. Fokaides
In today?s digital age, mobile applications have become invaluable tools for enhancing accessibility and inclusivity, especially for individuals with disabilities. This study focuses on the landscape of accessibility apps designed to facilitate inclusivi...
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Aura-Loredana Popescu and Nirvana Popescu
This paper continues the research of the previous work, regarding PandaSays mobile application, having its main purpose to detect the affective state of the child from his drawings, using MobileNet neural network. Children diagnosed with autism spectrum ...
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Tatiana Santos Gonçalves, Begoña Ivars-Nicolás and Francisco Julián Martínez-Cano
The local press has always played a central role in the Portuguese society. Recently, new innovative technological projects to develop mobile applications and focus on local journalism in Portugal have emerged. These initiatives allow the development of ...
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Patricia Acosta-Vargas, Belén Salvador-Acosta, Luis Salvador-Ullauri, William Villegas-Ch. and Mario Gonzalez
The objective of this scoping review is to characterize the current scenario of mobile applications considering accessibility issues for people with cognitive, motor, and sensory disabilities. Nowadays, mobile devices have grown exponentially, giving way...
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Paul D Hatzigiannakoglou,Maria T Kampouraki
Pág. pp. 77 - 78
BrailleOne is a mobile application designed to provide blind and visually-impaired Braille readers with an accessible keyboard for manual text input on their Android smartphones or tablets. Its purpose is to make use of adolescents and young adults? exci...
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Mark W Horner, Joni Downs
Pág. 23 - 40
Mobile object analysis is a well-studied area of transportation and geographic information science (GIScience). Mobile objects may include people, animals, or vehicles. Time geography remains a key theoretical framework for understanding mobile objects' ...
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Christos Kouroupetroglou,Dimitris Tektonidis,Adamantios Koumpis,Ioannis Ignatiadis
Pág. pp. 43 - 47
This paper presents the outcomes from the interviews with experts and stakeholders that took part under the study on e-Accessibility2020[1] (â??Study on Implications from Future ICT Trends on Assistive Technology and Accessibility
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Lizie Sancho Nascimento, Nelson Zagalo and Laura Bezerra Martins
After a literature review published by Nascimento et. al. (2017), the research team noticed the lack of studies focused on game controllers? accessibility during use by children with Down syndrome. In view of that, this research describes a mobile game d...
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Hanafi bin Dollah,Mohd Feham Md Ghalib,Muhammad Sabri bin Sahrir,Rusni Hassan,Abdul Wahab Zakaria,Zakaria Omar
Pág. pp. 145 - 161
The existing use of mobile technology nowadays can be integrated with various forms of learning materials such as electronic books and digital references in a form of dictionary or encyclopaedia. The expansion of Islamic banking practices through various...
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Samira Muhammad Ismail,Paulo Victor de Oliveira Miguel,Gilmar Barreto
Pág. pp. 11 - 16
A new electronic learning device generation can be created from a new paradigm in human sense and efferent resources. The brain computer interfaces (BCI) with ECOLIG protocol can be used to get the advantages from â??Near To Eye
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Miguel R. Luaces, Jesús A. Fisteus, Luis Sánchez-Fernández, Mario Munoz-Organero, Jesús Balado, Lucía Díaz-Vilariño and Henrique Lorenzo
Providing citizens with the ability to move around in an accessible way is a requirement for all cities today. However, modeling city infrastructures so that accessible routes can be computed is a challenge because it involves collecting information from...
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Sumitra Nuanmeesri
Pág. pp. 84 - 100
Using spoken language is the easiest and most natural way of communication for human beings. The communication between humans and machines using sounds or language is a huge move forward. This article demonstrates the development of a mobile application ...
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Olawale Babatunde Akinwale,Lawrence Olakunle Kehinde
Pág. pp. 95 - 113
Remote laboratories on mobile phones have been around for a few years now. This has greatly improved accessibility of these remote labs to students who cannot afford computers but have mobile phones. When money is a factor however (as is often the case w...
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Azham Hussain,Ahlam Mohamed Omar
Pág. pp. 95 - 107
The usability of the mobile applications is the most important factor in developing, so the key to develop successful mobile applications is usability, especially for users have specific needs such as visually impaired. However, developers do not focus o...
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Amir Dirin,Teemu.H Laine,Ari Alamäki
Pág. pp. 177 - 196
The objective of this study was to unveil the importance of emotions and feelings in developing mobile-based tourism applications. We gathered and analyzed emotional requirements to develop a mobile context-aware application for tourists. Emotional requi...
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Herman Tolle,Kohei Arai
Pág. pp. 24 - 28
Head movement has been found to be a natural way of interaction. It can be used as an alternative control method and provides accessibility for users when used in human computer interface solutions. The combination of Head-mounted displays (HMDs) with mo...
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R. Mythili,N. Revathi Venkataraman
Pág. 105 - 111
Future Internet comprises of emerging ICT mega-trends (e.g., mobile, social, cloud, and big data) commands new challenges like ubiquitous accessibility, high bandwidth, and dynamic management to meet the data tsunami requirements. In the recent years, th...
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Rui Neves Madeira,Vitor Pires,Octávio Pascoa Dias,João Martins
Pág. pp. 37 - 44
In the last years several mobile learning courses have been experimented. The increasing popularity and additional features of mobile devices is one of the key reasons for mobile learning courses development. The superior portability and accessibility of...
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Jeon-Young Kang, Sandy Wong, Jinwoo Park, Jinhyung Lee and Jared Aldstadt
With the rapid growth of aging populations in South Korea, it is important to assess spatial accessibility to healthcare resources as older adults may need frequent visits to hospitals. Healthcare spatial accessibility is measured based on available reso...
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Xinxin Zhou, Yujie Chen, Yingying Li, Bingjie Liu and Zhaoyuan Yu
As a kind of first aid healthcare service, emergency medical services (EMSs) present high spatiotemporal sensitivity due to significant changes in the time-dependent urban environment. Taking full advantage of big spatiotemporal data to realize multiperi...
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