The search functionality is under construction.

Keyword Search Result

[Keyword] legibility(4hit)

1-4hit
  • Development of Tactile Graph Generation Web Application Using R Statistics Software Environment

    Tetsuya WATANABE  Kosuke ARAKI  Toshimitsu YAMAGUCHI  Kazunori MINATANI  

     
    PAPER-Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology

      Pubricized:
    2016/05/06
      Vol:
    E99-D No:8
      Page(s):
    2151-2160

    We have developed software that uses the R statistics software environment to automatically generate tactile graphs — i.e. graphs that can be read by blind people using their sense of touch. We released this software as a Web application to make it available to anyone, from anywhere. This Web application can automatically generate images for tactile graphs from numerical data in a CSV file. It is currently able to generate four types of graph — scatter plots, line graphs, bar charts and pie charts. This paper describes the Web application's functions, operating procedures and the results of evaluation experiments.

  • Determining the Optimum Font Size for Braille on Capsule Paper

    Tetsuya WATANABE  

     
    LETTER-Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology

      Vol:
    E97-D No:8
      Page(s):
    2191-2194

    Braille fonts allow us to easily make braille labels on capsule paper. For legibility, fonts should be printed at optimum sizes. To find the optimum sizes for Japanese braille fonts, we conducted an experiment in which a Japanese braille font was printed at various sizes on capsule paper and read and rated by young braille users. The results show that braille printed at 17 and 18 point sizes were read faster and evaluated higher than those printed at smaller or bigger sizes.

  • LCD Legibility as a Function of Resolution

    Takashi NOSE  Naoyasu IKEDA  Hiroshi KANOH  Hidenori IKENO  Hiroshi HAYAMA  Setsuo KANEKO  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E82-C No:10
      Page(s):
    1792-1797

    We proposed a new method to evaluate display legibility as a function of resolution. This method was able to evaluated display legibility without being restricted to the display resolution. Using this method, subjective psychological experiments were carried out to investigate display resolution, which provides legibility, in observing small characters. Samples viewed by subjects were images displayed on a high-resolution TFT-LCD that we developed, CRT images and printed documents for comparison. We have found that TFT-LCD legibility was much better than that of CRT, and that minimum resolution of about 175 dpi was needed for use in legible document viewers.

  • High Legible Color Display Tube

    Nobumitsu AIBARA  Akira SHISHIDO  Yoshiaki YANAI  Akihiro KAMADA  Masaru TOGAWA  

     
    INVITED PAPER

      Vol:
    E80-C No:8
      Page(s):
    1075-1078

    The CROMACLEAR color display tube has been developed as a display that offers attractive icon quality and highly legible characters. The color display tube is composed of a striped superfine pitch phosphor screen with slot-type shadow mask. We explain the character legibility by Fourier transform. Moreover, the electron beam shape is improved. As a result, the CROMACLEAR color display tube has achieved higher legibility and lower moire phenomenon. This CROMACLEAR color display tube is already mounted in new monitor series.