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| Making cash dispensers easier to use | | Author(s) | John Gill |
| Corporate Author | SATURN Project, Royal National Institute for the Blind - RNIB |
| Publisher | RNIB, London, 1996 |
| Pages | 8 pp |
| Source | RNIB Production and Distribution Centre, Bakewell Road, PO Box 173, Peterborough, Cambs PE2 0WS. |
| Keywords | Information technology ; Banks ; Physical disabilities ; Ergonomics ; Accessibility. |
| Annotation | When a person with a disability needs to use a cash dispenser, he or she may meet a number of difficulties. Some of these difficulties relate to finding the terminal or physically getting there, but many of the problems related to the user interface on the cash dispenser. A few years ago, a number of organisations realised that `smart cards' could potentially alleviate many of the problems concerning the user interfaces of self-service machines such as cash dispensers. As a result, the Saturn project was established with the support of the European Communities (EC). The author outlines the results of a field trial of a modified cash dispenser installed at the RNIB (Royal National Institute for the Blind) Resource Centre. (RH). |
| Accession Number | CPA-980313221 P |
| Classmark | UVB: WNM: BN: 38: 5CA * |
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