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Conversational Tactile Data Interfaces: Co-Designing Accessible Data Experiences with Blind Users Using Refreshable Tactile Displays and Conversational AI
Samuel Reinders, Munazza Zaib, Bongshin Lee +7
The paper presents a co-designed system that combines refreshable tactile displays with a conversational AI agent to enable blind and low‑vision users to explore and analyze data,…
Supporting Multimodal Data Interaction on Refreshable Tactile Displays: An Architecture to Combine Touch and Conversational AI
Samuel Reinders, Munazza Zaib, Matthew Butler +4
The paper presents an architecture and open‑source prototype that combine touch input on refreshable tactile displays with a conversational AI agent, enabling blind and low‑vision…
Beyond Advocacy: A Design Space for Replication-Related Studies
Yiheng Liang, Kim Marriott, Helen C. Purchase
The importance of replication is often discussed and advocated -- not only in the domains of visualization and HCI, but in all scientific areas. When replicating a study, design de…
From Vision to Touch: Bridging Visual and Tactile Principles for Accessible Data Representation
Kim Marriott, Matthew Butler, Leona Holloway +4
Tactile graphics are widely used to present maps and statistical diagrams to blind and low vision (BLV) people, with accessibility guidelines recommending their use for graphics wh…
Accessible Data Access and Analysis by People who are Blind or Have Low Vision
Samuel Reinders, Munazza Zaib, Matthew Butler +4
Our work aims to develop new assistive technologies that enable blind or low vision (BLV) people to explore and analyze data readily. At present, barriers exist for BLV people to e…
"It Brought the Model to Life": Exploring the Embodiment of Multimodal I3Ms for People who are Blind or have Low Vision
Samuel Reinders, Matthew Butler, Kim Marriott
3D-printed models are increasingly used to provide people who are blind or have low vision (BLV) with access to maps, educational materials, and museum exhibits. Recent research ha…