Microelectronics and Communication: New Frontiers in Mobility and Personal Autonomy
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The talk describes LETIsmart, a microelectronics-based assistive device developed by Marino Attini (a visually impaired UICI leader) with a prototyping company to improve personal autonomy, and discusses future prospects for such systems. It also covers digital communication and accessible smart-working solutions for call operators developed by Paolo Visintin, highlighting implementation on open-system platforms.
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