One in four individuals who are currently 20 years old are at risk of becoming disabled before they reach retirement age. This disability may result from a variety of factors, including lifestyle, accidents, or diseases. Approximately 1.3 billion people globally live with significant disabilities, constituting about 16% of the world's population. As life expectancy rises steadily, so does the likelihood of experiencing a disability during one's lifetime. This presentation focuses on visual impairment-related disabilities, particularly through the lens of Google Maps' Lens in Maps feature, which enhances the navigation experience for visually impaired users.
One out of four 20-year-olds may become disabled before retirement due to various reasons such as accidents, disease, or lifestyle choices.
The world population includes approximately 1.3 billion people with significant disabilities, representing around 16% of total humans.
Since the mid-1800s, human life expectancy has greatly increased, with an average increase of six hours per day.
Lens in Maps is a camera-based Google Maps feature that helps users understand their environment through a first-person perspective.
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