OVERVIEW: the Khmer Pavilion Exhibit Hall Is a Perfect Rectangle, Which Will Make Finding

Exhibit HallMap Description

MAP DESCRIPTION:

The purpose of the tactile map is for visitors to become familiar with the layout of the Exhibit Hall. The tables on the tactile map are indicated by raised dots with the exception of the outermost row that outlines the entire hall and defines the exhibit hall space. There is a row of raised dots inside the left wall of the exhibit hall space on the map. There are two squares to the right of this row on the tactile map. There is a third, smaller square in the bottom right corner of the map. These three squares, and the tables along the walls, make up the exhibit hall portion of the entire space. There is a square in the top right corner that represents the NFB Independence Market and a square below the Independence Market on the map that indicates the free literature display.

The exhibit hall tables are numbered. For the tables in the squares, a dot in the bottom right corner on the map shows where the first and last numbered tables are located in that square. The table numbers in the squares run in a clockwise order. The tables in the rows are numbered from the entrance of the room toward the back of the room. The starting point is indicated by a dot on the map. The entrance to the entire space starts at the bottom of the page.

HALL OVERVIEW:

The exhibit hall space, including the NFB Independence Market and free literature display, is located in Sebastian K&L in the Rosen Shingle Creek. The space is a rectangle.

Exhibitor tables are located along the left and back walls (placing the exhibitors' backs to the walls). The tables along the left and back walls are Row A. There are two large squares slightly to the left of the center of the room. These are called Square B and Square C. Square B is closest to the entrance. Square C is directly past Square B and next to the Independence Market. There is a third, smaller square in the front right corner of the room, Square D.

The NFB Independence Market is another square set of tables in the back right corner of the room. The free literature display is a square of tables on the right side of the room, between Square D and the Independence Market.

Each exhibitor table has large-print and Braille numbers and a table name that identify the exhibitor. Table numbers can be found on the front corners of each table, and the table names are located in the front, center of each table. The exhibiting sponsor tables are located towards the front and right side of the hall.

The information table is a half-square of tables at the front of the room.

Along the walls, Tables A1 to A44:

A1-4: Information

A5-6:Google

A7: UPS

A8: OrCam

A9: Sprint

A10-12: HIMS

A13:IBM

A14:Guiding Eyes for the Blind Yorktown Heights, NY

A15-17:American Printing House for the Blind

A18:Kurzweil Education

A19:Blindfold Games

A20:Duxbury Systems 40 years Braille Literacy Software

A21:Low VisionAids Inc / Magnifying America

A22: Cornell Enhancing Abilities lab and UW Ladner Lab

A23: The Library of Congress, NLS/BPH

A24-25:Independent Living Aids

A26:National Association of Blind Veterans

A27:Guide Dogs for the Blind

A28:Deaf-Blind Division of the National Federation of the Blind

A29:NFB Performing Arts Division

A30:Sports and Recreation Division

A31:NFB of Iowa

A32:National Federation of the Blind of Virginia

A33:NFB of Missouri

A34: NFB of Tennessee

A35:National Federation of the Blind of New Mexico

A36:NFB of Minnesota/BLIND, Inc.

A37:NFB of South Carolina

A38:NFB of Nebraska

A39:NFB of Oklahoma

A41:NFB of GA

A42:NFB of HI

A43:NFB of NC

A44:NFB Krafter’s Korner

Square B, Tables B1 to B36:

B1:Non-24-Hour Sleep-Wake Disorder

B2-3:Delta Air Lines

B4:Microsoft

B5:Pearson, the World's Learning Company

B6:VitalSource Technologies

B7:Dropbox

B8:Amazon Education

B9:Cardtronics

B10:NCR

B11-16:Humanware

B17-18:Ai Squared

B19-20:A T Guys - Your Assistive Technology Experts

B21-22: National Braille Press

B23:Bookshare

B24-25:EASY Tactile Graphics

B26-27:KNFB Reader, LLC

B28-29:NFB-NEWSLINE®

B30-36:VFO (Freedom Scientific/Optelec)

Square C, Tables C1 to C36:

C1:NFB of Michigan

C2:En-Vision America

C3:Trace Center tactile linear EZ-access keybar

C4:The Seeing Eye Inc.

C5:VTCSecure

C6:Piano Technology Group

C7:National Organization of Parents of Blind Children

C8:National Federation of the Blind of Maryland

C9:Dolphin Computer Access

C10-11:Irie-AT

C12:NRTC on Blindness & Low Vision

C13:Louisiana Center for the Blind & NFB of Louisiana

C14:National Association of Blind Students

C15:NFB of New York

C16:NFB of Alabama

C17:NFB of California

C18:NFB of Florida

C19:JW.ORG

C20:NFB of Wisconsin

C21:NFB of Arizona

C22:NFB of Massachusetts

C24:NFB of Arkansas

C25:NFB of Pennsylvania

C26:NFB of Indiana

C27:NFB of Alaska

C28:NFB of Ohio

C29:NFB of New Jersey

C30:Diversity Partners

C31:HiDow

C32:National Association of Guide Dog Users (NAGDU)

C33:Human Services Division NFB

C34:NFB of Colorado

C35:Colorado Center for the Blind

C36:Social Security Administration

Square D, Tables D1 to D16:

D1:Aira - Visual Interpreter for the Blind

D2:Guide Dogs of America

D3:Disability Rights Florida

D4-5:Boni Loud Steps

D4-5:PERCEPT Wayfinding

D4-5:Wireless Indoor Navigation Aid (WINA)

D6:Uber

D7-8:BAUM (USA) Inc.

D9:Bureau of Engraving and Printing

D10:Hadley Institute f/t Blind and Visually Impaired

D11:International Christian Braille Mission

D12:EmesArmy #blindkidscan

D13:3DPhotoWorks

D14:eSight Eyewear

D15-16:MegaVoice - Audio Bibles for the Blind