LEVI: Exploring Possibilities for an Adaptive Board Game System
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LEVI is a low-cost standalone adaptive board game system that uses Raspberry Pi 3 plus an RFID reader and paired speakers to replace visual cues with spoken feedback, aiming to serve both visually impaired and sighted players. The prototype focuses on audio adaptation, preserves physical gameplay rather than converting pieces to a full digital interface, targets low-SES affordability, and demonstrates a working proof of concept that detects tokens and plays contexted audio prompts during play.
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