Signalization system for visually impaired people
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acoustic applications, handicapped aids, signalling, signalization system, visually impaired people, partially sighted people, blind people, sound signalling systems, digital sound synthesis, space localization phenomenaRésumé
Un de problèmes le plus importants des aveugles est de traverser la rue en toute sécurité. On constate, que les systèmes de signalisation sonores qui existent présentement n’aident pas les aveugles à traverser dans la bonne direction. C’est pourquoi les nouvelles solutions basées sur le phénomène de localisation spatiale utilisant la synthèse numérique d’un signal sont presentees et vont etre l’objet des disscusions.
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