Accessibility: A line of code can be many things
summary
A small augmented‑reality visual impairment simulator recreates macular degeneration and a central dark spot, built with GPUImage2 and a simple camera pipeline; workshops test users trying phone tasks with inverted colors and larger text. An optometrist finds three lines of acuity lost after the real incident. A distortion filter and its inverse are added and the two largely cancel, demonstrating a working compensation technique and concrete testing tools.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42Accessibility
- 6:08Visual impairment
- 8:20Visual impairment simulation
- 11:12Noise cancellation
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