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Pace University students Peter Franceschini and John Robb created an introduction presentation for Candoo, an enhanced mobile communication device designed for users with disabilities. The presentation focuses on Candoo's priority of usability for those with limited fine motor skills, poor vision or no prior tablet experience. It outlines Candoo's key features such as its nearly touchless and voice compatible interface, Android operating system, and apps that enhance email, medication reminders and accessibility settings.
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Candoo Presentation
- 1. Pace University Pleasantville, New York, USA
- 2. Peter John Franceschini Robb -Development- -Design- Advisor- Dr. Jean Coppola
- 3. An Introduction to Candoo Priority Number 1: Usability Customer Base… The Elderly Technology Disabilities Impaired
- 4. An Introduction to Candoo Priority Number 1: Usability To Consider… Fine Motor Good Vision Prior Tablet Skills Experience
- 5. Nearly- Easy Touchless Voice Compatibility Versatile
- 8. Candoo as a Launcher
- 9. Versatility
- 10. Apps Page
- 11. Candoo’s Web Browser
- 12. Email
- 13. Medicine
- 14. Settings
- 15. Talk for me Enhanced Mobile Communication Device
- 16. Talk for me Enhanced Mobile Communication Device
- 17. Talk for me Enhanced Mobile Communication Device
- 19. API Usage • Javamail API • Android Contacts • Android Voice Recognition • Android Text to Speech • Android GPS Location
- 20. Direction Physical Disabilities Focus on OR Mental Disabilities
- 21. Thank You!
Editor's Notes
- Our mission at candoo is to make tablets usable for all (usability for all), with candoo we first are doing this for those with physical handicaps that don’t allow the from using an unmodified tablet. But we don’t plan on stopping here, we plan to continue and develop alternate versions of candoo to allow those with mental disabilities such as autism and ___ to be able to experience and utilize the tablet platform.