Accessibility

Everyone should be able to enjoy getting around the city barrier-free. By creating smarter, more inclusive and adaptable accessibility features that accommodate the needs of the elders and impaired, we strive to deliver seamless and intuitive way finding experiences and improve overall independency of living.

Inclusiveness

We strive to support people in need by creating a more inclusive experience. Currently, we support accessibility controls that accommodates to vision impairment and physical disabilities.

Higher spatial awareness

While braille signage and tactile maps are traditionally used to enhance users’ spatial awareness in proximity, our audio and text feature paints a vivid picture of the environment and provides alternative routes, allowing users to discover and explore nearby locations.

Navigation by Voice instructions

An audio-driven, screen reader approach to indoor-to-outdoor navigation experience, designed for people with full blindness. Information displayed on the device screen is designed with the intention to be read out to the user via VoiceOver/TalkBack.

Navigation by Audio Beacon

Upon beginning navigation, an audio beacon will start playing in the background to guide users throughout their journey, including signalling to users if they are currently facing the approximately right direction as they walk. During the journey, users can point their phone at different directions to notice the change of sound.

Inclusiveness

We strive to support people in need by creating a more inclusive experience. Currently, we support accessibility controls that accommodates to vision impairment and physical disabilities.

Accessible controls

We strive to support people in need by creating a more inclusive experience. Currently, we support accessibility controls that accommodates to vision impairment and physical disabilities.

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