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SOUND HUNTER : Developing a Navigational HRTF-Based Audio Game for People with Visual Impairments

In this thesis, I propose a framework for designing 3D-based audio-only games in which allnavigation is based on perceiving the 3D-audio, as opposed to relying on other navigational aidsor imaginin ...

Sebastian Brieger

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