英文摘要 |
When the visually impaired can only process information through non-visual channels, the suitability and the usability of Accessibility assist product are particularly important. However, there is still a lack of research on intelligence assisted accessible design focusing on visually impaired. Therefore, this study analyzes the core needs and behavioral modal of the visually impaired through the results of the interviews. In this study, the core needs of the visually impaired are summarized into six categories, including orientation problem, hearing sensation, visual perception, haptic perception, timing-aware and assistive device. The results show that orientation perception is the main challenge faced by the visually impaired in the field of life. Furthermore, this research analyzes risk behavior items with expert assessment and cluster analysis, as the basis for constructing home and public risk behavior maps, which can help analyzing the accessible behavior characteristics and risky behavior items of the visually impaired in various fields. The home risk behavior map shows that accurately adjusting gas stove when cooking and using knives to cut food and fruits are the most important in the home field, while the risk behavior map of public area points out that using blind cane on the way out in a public field is the most important. In addition, through the establishment of intelligence life accessible product design guidelines, we can understand the item indicators of the interface usability of accessible technology for the visually impaired and serve as the foundation for the subsequent design and application of related assistive technology products. In the future, the analysis results will be implemented in intelligence technology and assistive products to meet the needs of more users and create a friendly living environment for the visually impaired. |