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InvisibleSound: An App Enabling Blind People to Compose Music

InvisibleSound is a mobile application software developed for blind people to compose music. The app’s handling is adapted to the needs and requirements of blind people. As a control mechanism to navigate through the app’s functions we tested two modes: a common swipe control and an interactive motion control by moving the phone. Also publishing and sharing the composed songs on a shared server is possible. The app was created with Unity and is available for Android and iOS.

Helmut Hlavacs | Maximilian Stolze

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