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Not explicitly, but > which disabled people rely on is pretty clear implication. But I'll spell it out for you - people with impairment to senses (primarily v
by scubbo 2y ago
Not explicitly, but
> which disabled people rely on
is pretty clear implication. But I'll spell it out for you - people with impairment to senses (primarily vision) rely on this infrastructure to know when it's safe to cross a road.
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- toast0 2y agoThese devices will also often indicate their location when you hold the button. That can help a visually impared person confirm that they're oriented correctly. That use case is likely why these are field programmable; factory programming would be sufficient for limited prompts (wait, begin crossing, count down, clicks and whistles, etc) but not for street names.