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2014
Conference Paper
Titel

Experience engineering for accessible products

Abstract
Designing products "for all" improves their accessibility. VERITAS, an EU-funded Integrated Project in theEuropean 7th Framework Programme with 32 partners from industry, research and user organisations developed an open simulation platform and an immersive (Virtual Reality) platform for this purpose and proved their usefulness for various products and disabilities. First person impairment experience tools were developed and applied in the automotive, construction, and smart living spaces domains. They were tested with designers using the Technology Assessment Model. The tools are well accepted and are effective in improving accessibility of products in all application domains. Tests in a productive real-life setting in the construction domain reveal high sensitivity among private housebuilders and construction professionals for accessibility issues and high perceived benefits and ease of use for visual impairment simulation.
Author(s)
Dangelmaier, Manfred
Blach, Roland
Hauptwerk
International Conference on Production Research - Africa, Europe and the Middle East 2014
Project(s)
VERITAS
Funder
European Commission EC
Konferenz
International Conference on Production Research - Africa, Europe and the Middle East (ICPR-AEM) 2014
International Conference on Quality and Innovation in Engineering and Management (QIEM) 2014
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