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f26.What do we know about Price of Privilege?A.It is culture-specificB.It is psychology-based.C.It is a series of booksD.It is to be released soon.27.Why does the author write this text?A.To introduce her book haul.B.To share her reading experienceC.To invite people to be her pen-pal.D.To attract readers to join her book haul.UCanes (for navigation have been used for centuries by some visually impaired andblind people.By the early 20th century the white cane-the white is meant to make the canemost easily noticeable to others-became a visual assistance.But they're not a perfect solutionto detecting obstacles()while walking,even after the extensive training needed to usethem.Engineers at Stanford University have attempted to improve the standard white cane.Theirdesign,simply named the Augmented Cane,which is described in a new study published inScience Robotics,has two major differences from a typical white cane.Near the top,there's adevice filled with various sensors,including a camera,that collect information about theenvironment around the person,including GPS and LIDAR data.At the foot of the cane,there'san omnidirectional(全方向的)wheel that comes with settings to adjust for a person's walkingspeed and touch feedback to remind the user to steer left or right as needed.In theory,the deviceshould pick up on potential obstacles ahead and assist in navigating unfamiliar places.To test out their cane,Patrick Slade,a PhD student in robotics at Stanford,and his team hadvisually impaired and sighted people(24 in total)complete a series of navigation challenges inboth outdoor and indoor environments.Sighted people were novices at using a cane,while thosevisually impaired had at least a few years of experience;all of them were blindfolded before-hand."Our experimental findings showed that across a range of indoor and outdoor tasks peoplewith impaired vision chose to walk faster when using the Augmented Cane compared to astandard cane.This means our device provides some mobility benefits,"Slade said."In addition,we did some experiments to show our device could provide assistance that a normal cane couldnot,for example,routing to a specific room or object in an indoor setting like going to a coffeeshop in a mall.”28.Why do the researchers develop the Augmented Cane?A.To replace the white cane.B.To achieve obstacle detection.C.To meet the needs for training.D.To make the cane more noticeable.29.What is paragraph 2 mainly about?A.The usage of the Augmented Cane.B.The feature of the Augmented CaneC.The production of the Augmented Cane.DThepm of the Augmented Cane.英语试题弟3页共8页

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