Uploaded April 2016 | Updated September 2026, 10 minutes ago
This talk was given by undergraduate Sarah Rust during the 10th Annual Computer Science Undergraduate Research Symposium in 2016. Sarah‘s research was supervised by Dr. Gary Bishop.
“Sonario”
If you can’t see, how do you know when to cross the street? This question was the motivation for developing Sonario, a 3D audio game to teach the visually impaired how to recognize sound cues in the environment. We used the Image Source Method to compute first order reverberations and implemented the game in Javascript using Web Audio API. Come to Maze Day to try it out.
cs.unc.edu/academics/undergraduate/symposium/symposium-2016/
This talk was given by undergraduate Sarah Rust during the 10th Annual Computer Science Undergraduate Research Symposium in 2016. Sarah‘s research was supervised by Dr. Gary Bishop.
“Sonario”
If you can’t see, how do you know when to cross the street? This question was the motivation for developing Sonario, a 3D audio game to teach the visually impaired how to recognize sound cues in the environment. We used the Image Source Method to compute first order reverberations and implemented the game in Javascript using Web Audio API. Come to Maze Day to try it out.
cs.unc.edu/academics/undergraduate/symposium/symposium-2016/
