Interactive 3D-Printed Models for Students with Visual Impairments | Accessibility NYC Meetup Recap

Summary

Image Description: Examples of interactive 3D models on a desk

On August 6, Accessibility New York City hosted a meetup entitled “Interactive 3D-Printed Models for Students with Visual Impairments“. Professor Shiri Azenkot from Cornell Tech, described in depth her research and evaluations of various accessible solutions. She shared illustrative examples and demonstrated the software her and her team built that will allow others to make accessible interactive models.

Here are some of our highlights from the presentation:

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