The author examines some aspects of banknote production. These are, in particular, problems that people with visual impairments face when using banknote products. The author examines methods of adapting the color of banknotes to the needs of users with color blindness, the appropriate size of banknotes and the principles of marking banknotes with tags for the blind.
The overview of investigation in the field of banknote design for visually impaired people
Summary This essay aims to elaborate the technology when it comes to banknote making for visually impaired members of the society. The visually impaired are divided in three subgroups: colour-blind, partially sighted and blind people. Their first needs are useful denomination features rather than security features, as they help them in determining a banknote’s value. This study provides a historical overview of banknote design features for the visually impaired. Furthermore, it looks into the methodology of banknote tests for the colour-blind, showing images of how the colour-blind experience the euro banknotes. Two features are needed for every subgroup of the visually impaired to establish the banknote’s value; one is not reliable. These two features are dedicated firstly to the relevant user group, but will also be used by others, including people with normal vision.
Keywords: visually impaired, banknote, design, technology, money making, currency, payment systems, cash money, color-blind, partially sighted.
ВАК Kyrychok A. P. The overview of investigation in the field of banknote design for visually impaired people / A. P. Kyrychok. // Eureka: physics and engineering. – 2018. – №3. – с. 33–41.
APA Kyrychok A. P. (2018) The overview of investigation in the field of banknote design for visually impaired people. Eureka: physics and engineering, 3, 33–41.
Money bill technology of tactile recognition engravings for visually impaired
Abstrackt. From ancient times man devised systems to give value to things and exchange them, barter was used, and then money arose. Currently, around the world and since 1940, the money has been represented by minted coins and bills issued by each of the Central Banks of the respective countries. The first coins that are known, were coined in Lydia, current Turkey in the seventh century BC, The pioneer in using bills, was the Mongol emperor, Kublai Khan in the eleventh century, for him, was the certificate of property of a quantity of gold coins in Europe, in the beginning, banknotes were certified on the existence of a gold deposit in a bank. The tendency of human beings to exchange things with each other to cover needs seems to be part of the human condition and has been a basic activity in all cultures since the beginning of time known. As the trade spread, people began to travel much more, traveling longer distances, and this fact forced them to travel comfortably and with the least possible weight. The bills represent an easy article to move and to promote the acquisition of products during the journey. But, during those crucial moments of growing commercial exchange for subsistence, nobody publicly explained or figured out how the visually impaired would do to recognize existing money bills. The inalienable need of the visually impaired forced the implementation of adequate ways to identify and differentiate the banknotes by touching the surface of those bills to allow them to obtain the necessary profit of its face value without being victims of unfair merchants.
Keywords: banknote design, visualy impered people, producting, money bill, money.
ВАК Kyrychok A. P. Money bill technology of tactile recognition engrav-ings for visually impaired / A. P. Kyrychok. // Science and education a new dimention. – 2018. – №6. – С. 33–36.