Hearing the Bullseye: An Auditory-Cued Archery Exergame for the Visually Impaired and Their Sight...
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An archery exergame is built that replaces visual aiming with sound cues using an infrared-sensor bow so players target an unseen bullseye by matching pitch to distance; sighted players receive enhanced visual feedback options while VI players use audio-only feedback to keep competition fair. An empirical study with 18 participants (sighted and VI) shows the system increases social engagement and preserves fairness across three difficulty levels and a moving-target mode, and the prototype works in practice.
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