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Conference Navigation and Communication Assistant for the Deafblind based on Tactile and Acoustically Amplified Augmented Map Information for the14th Deafblind International World Conference

A. Hub, S. Kombrink, K. Bosse, and T. Ertl. Proceedings of the 14th Deafblind International World Conference (DbI 2007), September 25-30, Perth, Australia, (2007)

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