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Open DeveloperSpace: An Enabling Infrastructure for Stakeholders to Generate New Access Solutions.

Gregg Vanderheiden¹, Till Riedel², Matthias Peissner³

¹Raising the Floor International (RtF-I), Geneva, Switzerland.

Studies in Health Technology and Informatics

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Summary

The DeveloperSpace fosters collaboration for creating new access solutions. This self-sustainable infrastructure supports developers, consumers, and other stakeholders in developing assistive technologies.

Keywords:

Accessibility infrastructure access solutions development collaborative environment

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Area of Science:

Assistive Technology Development
Human-Computer Interaction
Inclusive Design

Background:

The Global Public Inclusive Infrastructure (GPII) aims to create accessible technology.
A key component of GPII is the DeveloperSpace, designed as a collaborative environment.
Ensuring the viability and development of access solutions requires diverse stakeholder involvement.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the DeveloperSpace as a core component of GPII.
To highlight its role as a self-sustainable, collaborative infrastructure.
To emphasize the interaction of various actors in developing access solutions.

Main Methods:

The DeveloperSpace functions as an integrated infrastructure.
It facilitates interaction among developers, implementers, consumers, and prosumers.
It involves indirect actors like teachers, caregivers, and clinicians.

Main Results:

The DeveloperSpace provides a platform for diverse stakeholders to engage.
It supports the ongoing development and refinement of access solutions.
The collaborative nature contributes to the infrastructure's self-sustainability.

Conclusions:

The DeveloperSpace is crucial for the GPII's success in creating inclusive access solutions.
Its collaborative and self-sustainable model enables continuous innovation.
Engaging a wide range of users and professionals is key to developing effective assistive technologies.