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An application of mobility aids for the visually impaired

This article presents an exploratory case study with a mobile application devised to promote social inclusion of visually impaired people through collaborative mapping considering changes in the local environment. General strategies and technological resources used in tools like this provide greater independence and social inclusion for people with disabilities. Test results suggest that this application can support and expand communication and mobility in physical spaces such as schools, public institutions and the community at large.