[gps-talkusers] Re: agenda for Mike May Manhattan sessions

Les,

You have to come to my session to get the inside scoop.

Actually, we have discussed improvements off and on already on this list What I like to avoid is discussion of release dates. As soon as we finish a version, we start working on the next one so something is always in the works.

Mike


At 03:38 PM 11/28/2005, you wrote: 
Hi Mike,

Since you will be discussing upcoming features in the next releast of
BrailleNote GPS, can you share those developments on this list?  Also, will
the improvements benefit all BN users regardless of whether they use a
classic, PK or mPower?  Thanks.
Best Regards,

Les

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        The following is an agenda of potential topics to be covered during
Mike May's session at the Warwick Hotel, Friday or Monday at 9 AM.
The time spent on each item is up to the attendees. Please confirm your
attendance if you haven't already done so.

BrailleNote GPS:
Showing of a brand new Sendero GPS video, 12 minutes.
Features of the latest version.
Overview of GPS for beginners including travel stories and strengths and
weaknesses.
New highly sensitive GPS receivers.
Upcoming improvements in the next BrailleNote GPS release.

Other accessible GPS products:
Pros and cons of the Trekker and StreetTalk as well as the commercially
available Wayfinder and Telenav cell phone GPS products.

Wayfinding Research:
Discussion of the collaborative project by Sendero and its five partner
organizations including testing of the efficiency of using GPS versus
without GPS, spatial presentation of information and verbal language
announcements; mental imaging and cognitive load.

Emerging Wayfinding technologies:
More about accessible GPS on cell phones.
Indoor positioning technologies such as dead reckoning, Talking Lights,
WiFi, Bluetooth, cell phone signals, television signals, reflective barcode
tags, RFID-passive and active, Talking Signs, SnapTrack.

Mike May's new vision experience:
What has been the role of adaptive technology in compensating for lack of
vision from the perspective of someone who was totally blind and now has low
vision.
Is vision all it is cracked up to be?
What do we know about vision restoration research projects?

Friday, 9 AM, December 2.
Monday, 9 AM, December 5.
Warwick Hotel
65 W. 54th St. (at 6th Avenue)
212-247-2700
Mike May's cell, 530-304-0007


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