Evaluation of a redesigned self-checkout station for wheelchair users
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY, 18(1), 15–24.
author keywords: ergonomics; universal design; retail checkout; wheelchair
MeSH headings : Architectural Accessibility; Commerce / instrumentation; Disabled Persons; Efficiency; Equipment Design; Ergonomics; Focus Groups; Humans; Posture; Self-Help Devices / trends; Task Performance and Analysis; Wheelchairs
topics (OpenAlex): Spinal Cord Injury Research; Assistive Technology in Communication and Mobility; Gaze Tracking and Assistive Technology
TL;DR:
The results of this study indicate that design for populations with specific limitations does not need to come at a cost of reduced accessibility for persons without these limitations; universal design is achievable.
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