SI@UNIPV: An Inclusive Solution for Autonomous Mobility at the University of Pavia
summary
An accessibility project at the University of Pavia developed SI@UNIPV: an iOS app paired with an indoor Bluetooth beacon network to provide reliable indoor navigation and orientation where GPS fails. The system guides users to rooms, exits and restrooms, supports themed cultural routes, and the session reports design decisions, accessibility-focused development and initial user experiences.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Event introduction
- 0:44Project presentation
- 2:52Inclusivity and accessibility
- 5:04Data collection and focus groups
- 7:14Indoor navigation and GPS issues
- 9:39App demo
- 12:32Inclusive design and operation
- 16:48Multimodal interface and maps
- 19:19University services integration
- 21:05Metro model and beacons
- 24:13Future developments and feedback
- 28:51Q&A on beacons and navigation
- 35:07Scalability and universal application
- 38:41Data privacy and security
- 42:14Conclusion
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