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Vibrotactile cues for conveying directional information during blind exploration of digital graphics

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Container-title:Proceedings of the 31st Conference on l'Interaction Homme-Machine - IHM '19
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Author:

Zhao Kaixing¹,Rayar Frédéric¹,Serrano Marcos¹,Oriola Bernard²,Jouffrais Christophe³

Affiliation:

1. University of Toulouse - IRIT, Toulouse, France

2. CNRS - IRIT, Toulouse, France

3. CNRS - IRIT, Toulouse, France and CNRS - IPAL, Singapore, Singapore

Publisher

ACM Press

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