Audio Texture Way Find

First Floor Textured Pathway Layout
Third Floor Textured Pathway Layout
Fourth Floor Textured Pathway Layout
Second Floor Textured Pathway Layout
Adding Ramps to the Front Entrance
First Floor Textured Pathways Example

Inspiration

They say fish camp is a freshman’s first tradition, well then the second one must be being lost! A&M’s architecture and layout doesn’t lend itself to being easily navigated. Finding your way to class and around campus is a challenge on its own, adding a visual impairment doesn’t help. Often the visually impaired must plan at the routes the day before to find a new place or rely on under developed projects. Our goal was to make A&M more friendly for everyone to navigate!

Built With

Submitted to

TAMU Diversity Accessibility Hackathon

Created by

I developed the back-end of the application. Specifically the use of a graph data-structure to represent the connected pathways.

Jeffrey Cordero
I am a Sophomore Computer Science major from Texas A&M University.
Worked on Initial Project Design and Architecture. Developed Android App framework and layout. Brought Android Experience to a team of new users.

Micheal Peterson
Howdy Im a sophmore computer science major at TAMU!
I worked on the front end GUI for the mobile application as well as some back end that involved text to speech, and collaborated with the modeled plans in order to give correct directions to the user.

Tyler Carlson
I am a Senior Environmental Design major. I mediated the initial creative process, lead case studies and documentation of Evans, modeled plans and layouts, as well as produced renderings for presentation.

Jeremy Harrienger
I am a Senior Technology Management major Texas A&M.

Reese Godwin
Kennedy Carr
Environmental Design student at Texas A&M
Nathan Garcia