Tec-Innovation InnoMake v.1, Руководство пользователя

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distance from an object in the walking direction is communicated directly to
you by a vibration in the shoe. The vibrational feedback varies in frequency in
proportion to the measured object distance, i.e.
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the closer the object, the faster the vibrational feedback
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the further you are from an object, the slower the vibrational feedback.
If your InnoMake does not detect an obstacle within the set measurement
range, there is no vibration. This will prevent you from receiving too much
feedback from the shoe.
InnoMake is worn on the feet with the shoes associated with the product and
it is equipped with a rechargeable battery.
Signal tones, e.g. regarding a low battery charge level, are provided as
acoustic feedback by built-in piezo speakers in the InnoMake attachment
parts.
You will find an overview of InnoMake signals in section 4.11.
As a complementary mobility aid, InnoMake is not intended to
replace your primary tool, e.g. your white cane or your guide dog.
Furthermore, it cannot compensate for vision in terms of
restoration.
InnoMake must only be used in the manner described here to compensate
for the restricted mobility resulting from visual impairment, especially from
severe visual impairment or blindness.
The use of your InnoMake to deliberately disturb creatures that can hear
ultrasonic frequencies and/or are sensitive to light is not permissible.
3.1. Intended users