Kayla A. Hepler

University of Delaware

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Laure V. Kayser

University of Delaware

Vidhika S. Damani

University of Delaware

Tulaja Shrestha

University of Delaware

Joerg R. Jinschek

Technical University of Denmark

Abigail Nolin

University of Delaware

Sriram Vijayan

Michigan Technological University

Maryanne Derkaloustian

University of Delaware

Meiyue Shao

The Ohio State University

Matthew Jacobsen

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base

Pushpita Bhattacharyya

University of Delaware

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Laboratoire de Chimie de Coordination

Institut de Chimie de Strasbourg

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Self-Assembled Thin Films as Alternative Surface Textures in Assistive Aids with Users Who are Blind

Journal of Materials Chemistry B (2024)

Zachary R. Swain Maryanne Derkaloustian Kayla A. Hepler Abigail Nolin Vidhika S. Damani

Current tactile graphics primarily render tactile information for blind users through physical features, such as raised bumps or lines. However, the variety of distinctive physical features that can be created is effectively saturated, and alternatives to these physical features are not currently available for static tactile aids. Here, we explored the use of chemical modification through self-assembled thin films to generate distinctive textures in tactile aids. We used two silane precursors,

10.1039/d4tb01646g

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Towards the Development of a Multi-Modal Community-Based AM Database

Microscopy and Microanalysis (2021)

Rohan Casukhela Sriram Vijayan Matthew Jacobsen James R. Fourman Kayla A. Hepler

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10.1017/s1431927621004104

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