Christina Karpodini

PhD Theses: Evaluating the use of haptic feedback for the accessibility of Digital Audio Workstation for Blind and Visually impaired Music Producers

Christina is a PhD student in the DMT Lab at Birmingham City University, UK. Her research focuses on designing and developing novel accessibility tools for processing and experiencing information through haptics in music production. The research challenges current human-computer interaction paradigms intending to devise new ways in which visually impaired users can process information, navigate, interact and collaborate.

Poster presentation of the research in bullet points in three section Problem, Interviews, Development, it contains photo of the vibrotactile feedback device Poster presentation of the armband developement it contains photo of the core components of the vibrotactile feedback device, x-osc device, vibration motors, lipp battery  and max msp software, following with the first prototype with 5 motors and the final device with 3d printed case and 3 motors

Contact
c.karpodini@gmail.com
christina.karpodini@bcu.ac.uk