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most citedSpellRing: Recognizing Continuous Fingerspelling in American Sign Language using a Ring

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cs.HC2026

Are We There Yet? Assessing Computer-Use Agents for Blind Users' Accessible Interaction with Desktop Applications

Satwik Ram Kodandaram, Monalika Padma Reddy, Xiaojun Bi +3

Computer-use agents are emerging as a paradigm for agentic human-AI interaction, combining language reasoning with multi-modal interface grounding to operate GUIs. Yet their effect…

cs.HC20261 cited

Lost in Instructions: Study of Blind Users' Experiences with DIY Manuals and AI-Rewritten Instructions for Assembly, Operation, and Troubleshooting of Tangible Products

Monalika Padma Reddy, Aruna Balasubramanian, Jiawei Zhou +3

AI tools like ChatGPT and Be-My-AI are increasingly being used by blind individuals. Although prior work has explored their use in some Do-It-Yourself (DIY) tasks by blind individu…

cs.HC20261 cited

Finding the Signal in the Noise: An Exploratory Study on Assessing the Effectiveness of AI and Accessibility Forums for Blind Users' Support Needs

Satwik Ram Kodandaram, Jiawei Zhou, Xiaojun Bi +2

Accessibility forums and, more recently, generative AI tools have become vital resources for blind users seeking solutions to computer-interaction issues and learning about new ass…

cs.HC2026

KeySense: LLM-Powered Hands-Down, Ten-Finger Typing on Commodity Touchscreens

Tony Li, Yan Ma, Zhuojun Li +3

Existing touchscreen software keyboards prevent users from resting their hands, forcing slow and fatiguing index-finger tapping ("chicken typing") instead of familiar hands-down te…

cs.HC202510 cited

SpellRing: Recognizing Continuous Fingerspelling in American Sign Language using a Ring

Hyunchul Lim, Nam Anh Dang, Dylan Lee +8

Fingerspelling is a critical part of American Sign Language (ASL) recognition and has become an accessible optional text entry method for Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) individuals…

cs.HC2024

Enabling Uniform Computer Interaction Experience for Blind Users through Large Language Models

Satwik Ram Kodandaram, Utku Uckun, Xiaojun Bi +2

Blind individuals, who by necessity depend on screen readers to interact with computers, face considerable challenges in navigating the diverse and complex graphical user interface…