Poster Session A

Morning
10:40 AM – 11:20 AM
Afternoon
3:20 PM – 4:00 PM

Doctoral Consortium
A01 Developing an Inclusive User Research Framework for AAC Technologies with Individuals with Cerebral Palsy and Complex Communication Needs
  • Daniel Freitas
A02 Towards Personalized Urban Navigation for People with Diverse Abilities
  • Chu Li
A03 Human-Centered AI for Accessible Information: Grounding Evaluation in Disabled People’s Access
  • Anukriti Kumar
A04 Accessible, Privacy-Preserving AI for the Early Identification and Support of Learning Difficulties: Tools Non-Specialists Can Use at Home and in the Classroom
  • Feng Ye
A05 Designing Partial Automation for Video Game Accessibility: Supporting Coordination, Communication and Agency for Players with Upper-Limb Impairments
  • Matteo Manzoni
A06 Designing Interactive, Adaptive and Immersive Spaces for Children with Neuro-developmental Disorders and Children with Special Educational Needs
  • Francesca Fusco
A07 Disability-Compensatory Generative AI Use: From Restored Dignity to the Guardrail Paradox, Toward Disability-Inclusive AI Design
  • Sukhee Min
A08 Putting the A in AAC: Expressive Participation in Conversations
  • Tobias Weinberg
A09 Redesigning LLMs for Autistic Users: From Bias to Alignment
  • Sohyeon Park
A10 Supporting Meaningful Social Engagement Through Smartphone-Based Reminder Systems for People Living with Dementia
  • Stephen Becker
Posters
A11 Accessible Block-Based Programming for K-12 Classrooms: Co-Designed with Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments
  • Rubel Hassan Mollik
  • Vamsi Krishna Kosuri
  • Hans Djalali
  • Krunal Patel
  • Nicholas Lester
  • Aboubakar Mountapmbeme
  • Stephanie Ludi
A12 It’s Our Ride, We’re Just Out of the Driver’s Seat: Perceptions of and Challenges with Fully Autonomous Vehicles Among BLV Waymo Riders
  • Aziz N. Zeidieh
  • Filipo Sharevski
  • Yang Wang
  • JooYoung Seo
A13 Safe Scales: Designing a Gamified App to Teach Social Media Literacy for Autistic Young Adults
  • Amelia McGuire
  • Khaleel Hamad
  • Lana Page
  • Xinru Page
A14 How Blind or Low Vision Creators Use Tools for Ideation: A Survey
  • Mingyi Li
  • Yutian Shi
  • Cynthia L Bennett
  • Maitraye Das
A15 Attunement Beyond the Headset: Practitioner Perspectives on VR-Supported Music Activities in Aged Care
  • Tongxin Sun
  • He Li
  • Xingyu Zhou
  • Liwen He
  • Huiyu Chen
  • Renxuan Liu
  • Weiwei Zhang
  • Jihong Jeung
A16 Situated Minimalism: When One Button Becomes Relational Access in Deaf Open Water Swimming
  • Shuxu Huffman
  • Raja Kushalnagar
A17 Where do I get lost?: Understanding Navigation Challenges in Users With Low Spatial Orientation Skills
  • Sofía Brenes Piza
  • Christina Schneegass
  • Tilman Dingler
  • Marijke Melles
  • Ineke van der Ham
A18 Evaluating the Quality of LLM Alt-Text for Wikipedia: Insights from Editors, Blind and Low-Vision Users, and Crowdworkers
  • Tracy Wei
  • Tiziano Piccardi
  • Miriam Redi
  • Michael S. Bernstein
A19 Preliminary Study of a Kinetics-Based Control Interface with a Force Tactile Sensor for Individuals with Physical Disabilities
  • Ryosuke Aoki
  • Masato Shindo
A20 Exploring Blind People’s Information Needs for Sightseeing Narration Generated by Vision-Language Models
  • Arata Ito
  • Seita Kayukawa
  • Masaki Kuribayashi
  • Daisuke Sato
  • Chieko Asakawa
  • Shigeo Morishima
A21 How the Fields of Rehabilitation Science and Human-centered Computing Utilize Emerging Technologies to Create Assistive Technology: An In-Progress Scoping Review
  • Erin Higgins
  • Abdulaziz A. Aromaih
  • Abdullah Alhuzaymi
  • Abdulmohsen M. Alroumi
  • Melanie Gainey
A22 Investigating Strategies to Support Learning in Inclusive Classroom Settings in the Global South
  • Kevin Lemus
  • Marjory Pineda
  • Luz Fanny Calderon Torres
  • Patti Ordóñez
  • Ravi Kuber
A23 1MAP: A Design Space for Unilateral VR Remapping in Accessible Rhythm Gameplay
  • Daivik Wadhwani
  • Abhijit Patil
  • Pheelip Raipure
  • Himangshu Sarma
  • Annushree Bablani
Demos
AD01 ReadWithUs: A Co-Accessible Reading App for Visually Impaired Parents and Sighted Children
  • Cameron Tyler Cassidy
  • Stacy Branham
  • Joel Riley
AD02 Designing an Abacus-Inspired Tangible Device to Support Number Learning in Special Needs Schools
  • Mina Shibasaki
  • Akari Takei
  • Malavika Gururaj
  • Takahide Kato
  • Hikaruko Aoki
  • Akira Ohkubo
  • Chisa Mitsuhashi
AD03 Expanding Access to Urban Art at Scale: A Demo of ArtScape
  • Lucy Jiang
  • Jared Hwang
  • Jon E. Froehlich