Um guia ubíquo para acessibilidade dos deficientes visuais no Campus I

Abstract

Independence in getting out to visually impaired people within the Campus I University of Unifesspa Maraba, object of this study to provide greater autonomy for people with blindness. Due to lack of accessibility on campus, these people with disabilities, need help from people who seers to move around. Thus, this study proposes the use of a ubiquitous guide to mobility of the visually impaired within the university campus, allowing greater autonomy to it. The project requires signage adjustments and accessibility on campus I of the physical environment as well as the use of applications for android smartphone, the visually impaired, which will use it in the process. The guide uses the QR code labels affixed to the top of totems that follow the ABNT 9050/04 and that these codes will be read through the applications installed on the smartphone. Thus, the user visually impaired using the talkback applications, Quick Voice and Barcode Scanner, proposed in this project, will allow greater autonomy to the user to get around the campus, deciding where to go, without needing someone else's help, offering more autonomy and independence to the visually impaired.