A workshop paper reports lessons from two co-design sessions with blind and visually impaired passengers, recommending a blend of open-ended tangible materials and guided prototypes for non-visual automotive interfaces.
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Rethinking Accessible Prototyping Methods for Blind and Visually Impaired Passengers in Highly Automated Vehicles
A workshop paper reports lessons from two co-design sessions with blind and visually impaired passengers, recommending a blend of open-ended tangible materials and guided prototypes for non-visual automotive interfaces.