Saroosh Bilal

New study by Saroosh Bilal from the Autonomous University of Madrid, with R. Bongers & D. Jacobs, used a vibrotactile glove to test reach & grasp finding that variable practice improved performance across all tasks but constant practice only improved performance in familiar tasks

Hotel stays of individuals with a visual impairment: a qualitative study with a focus on sensory substitution Sensory substitution devices (SSDs) hold the potential to assist individuals with a visual impairment with actions such as navigation and orientation. Even so, SSDs are not frequently used in every...

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New Paper👉🏼How do visually impaired people navigate hotels? Our study explores this and how sensory substitution devices can better support their needs. An amazing blend of scientific & UX methods:Thanks to David Jacobs, Jorge Rebate Serrano, and Verónica Sevillano!