Haptic - Making the Visually Impaired Feel the UI
Haptic - Making the Visually Impaired Feel the UI
Haptic - Making the Visually Impaired Feel the UI
Haptic - Making the Visually Impaired Feel the UI
Haptic - Making the Visually Impaired Feel the UI
Haptic - Making the Visually Impaired Feel the UI
Haptic - Making the Visually Impaired Feel the UI
Haptic - Making the Visually Impaired Feel the UI
Haptic - Making the Visually Impaired Feel the UI
Haptic - Making the Visually Impaired Feel the UI
2021

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Haptic - Making the Visually Impaired Feel the UI

Smartphone UX for visually impaired

Xiaomi Inc.

There are many visually impaired people around the world who can only rely on voice reading to control their phones. However, voice reading is difficult to use in noisy environments, does not offer much privacy, and can be disturbing to others. Xiaomi pioneered a set of vibrating feedback languages that allow the visually impaired to experience some of the typical UI smartphone elements through touch senses. The hope is that this user experience will help more visually impaired people to interact more fully and naturally with their touch-screen phones.

Date of Launch
2020
Development Time
up to 12 months
Target Regions
Asia
Target Groups
Consumer / User

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