Conversational XR Way-finding System for People with Visual Impariement

Accessible XR mobile application

Wonder Vision is an Augmented Reality (AR) application, tailored specifically for individuals with visual impairments. The prototype integrates AR technology with a conversational system to assist visually impaired users in navigation and wayfinding. It's part of thesis work and involved a dedicated six-month effort to develop a functional prototype. The development process was comprehensive, beginning with brainstorming and extensive literature reviews. It further encompassed in-depth research and interviews with target users, culminating in the meticulous design and development of the application. This project not only showcases my technical and design skills but also my commitment to creating impactful, user-centered solutions.

Problem:

Individuals with visual impairments often face significant challenges with navigation and wayfinding in unfamiliar environments. Existing tools can lack the real-time adaptability, spatial context, or intuitive interfaces needed for independent mobility, leading to reduced autonomy and increased reliance on others.

Solution:

By combining AR technology with a conversational system, the application offers accessible guidance and spatial awareness. Developed through user research, interviews, and iterative design over six months, Wonder Vision reflects a user-centered, technically grounded approach to inclusive innovation.

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