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Matea Žilak1, Željka Car1, Ivana Čuljak1
1Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia.
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
|October 27, 2022
Summary
This review explores mobile augmented reality (AR) accessibility for people with disabilities. It identifies interaction challenges and proposes best practices for inclusive AR technology development.
Area of Science:
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Digital Inclusion
- Augmented Reality Technology
Background:
- Mobile augmented reality (MAR) offers novel interaction methods, increasing its application across various sectors.
- Ensuring equitable access to MAR technologies is crucial for digital inclusion, particularly for individuals with disabilities.
- Existing MAR solutions present unique accessibility challenges compared to traditional mobile applications.
Approach:
- This paper reviews existing literature on handheld AR solutions designed for users with diverse disabilities.
- The analysis focuses on identifying interaction-related accessibility barriers in MAR.
- Best practices and future research directions for personalization and customization are explored.
Key Points:
- MAR interaction presents specific accessibility challenges for users with disabilities.
- Identifying and addressing these challenges is key to developing inclusive AR experiences.
- Accessibility features and personalization are vital for effective MAR adoption.
Conclusions:
- This review contributes to the development of accessibility guidelines for handheld AR.
- The findings encourage the creation of accessible MAR solutions benefiting all users.
- Future research should focus on personalized and customizable AR interactions.
