architecture degree project: use of 3d technology, models and augmented reality experience with visually impaired users

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2012
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Abstract
Web 3.0 technologies provide effective tools for interpreting architecture and culture in general. Thus, a project may have an emotional impact on people while also having a more widespread effect in society as a whole. This project defines a methodology for evaluating accessibility of architecture for people with visual disabilities and the application of this to visiting emblematic buildings such as the Basilica of the Holly Family in Barcelona, designed by the architect, Antoni Gaudí.
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Authors ;Isidro Navarro Delgado;David Fonseca
Journal gastric cancer : official journal of the international gastric cancer association and the japanese gastric cancer association
Year 2012
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Keywords
augmented reality visual impairment mass media user experienceinformation technologycommunication

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