Assistive Communication Systems for Disabled Individuals using Visible Lighting

@inproceedings{citeulike:2620073, abstract = {A transceiver system is developed to allows conventional fluorescent lights to be used as transmitters for broadcasting audio, textual, graphical, and position information. Battery-powered, hand-held electronic devices receive the transmissions from the lights. This technologyique provides high quality voice transmissions or data transmissions without causing visible interference visible in the lights.}, author = {Leeb, Steven B. and Hovorka, George B. and Lupton, Elmer C. and Hinman, Roderick T. }, citeulike-article-id = {2620073}, keywords = {light, visual-impairment, wayfinding}, organization = {Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Talking Lights, LLC}, posted-at = {2008-04-01 15:18:07}, priority = {2}, publisher = {Center On Disabilities: Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conferernce}, title = {Assistive Communication Systems for Disabled Individuals using Visible Lighting}, url = {http://www.talking-lights.com/how.htm}, year = {2000} }

TY - CONF ID - citeulike:2620073 L3 - citeulike-article-id:2620073 TI - Assistive Communication Systems for Disabled Individuals using Visible Lighting OR - Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Talking Lights, LLC PB - Center On Disabilities: Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conferernce N2 - A transceiver system is developed to allows conventional fluorescent lights to be used as transmitters for broadcasting audio, textual, graphical, and position information. Battery-powered, hand-held electronic devices receive the transmissions from the lights. This technologyique provides high quality voice transmissions or data transmissions without causing visible interference visible in the lights. KW - light KW - visual-impairment KW - wayfinding AU - Leeb, Steven AU - Hovorka, George AU - Lupton, Elmer AU - Hinman, Roderick PY - 2000/// UR - http://www.talking-lights.com/how.htm ER -