Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Gaze signals, frequently used by the sighted in social interactions as visual cues, are hardly accessible for low-vision and blind people. A concept is proposed to help the blind people access and react to gaze signals in face-to-face communication. 20 blind and low-vision participants re intervied to discuss the features of this concept. One feature of the concept is further developed into a prototype, namely Tactile Band, to aim at testing the hypothesis that tactile feedback can enable the blind person to feel attention (gaze signals) from the sighted, enhancing the level of engagement in face-to-face communication.  tested our hypothesis with 30 participants with a face-to-face conversation scenario, in which the blindfolded and the sighted participants talked about a given daily topic. Comments from the participants and the reflection on the experiment provided useful insights for improvements and further research.
['Shi Qiu', 'Matthias Rauterberg', 'Jun Hu']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Tactile Band: Accessing Gaze Signals from the Sighted in Face-to-Face Communication
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