Accessible Remote Computing
Table of Contents
Virtual Computing Labs at NC State- Project Mission
- Goals for development
- Remote Protocols
- Challenges to Accessibility - Screen Readers
- Challenges to Accessibility - Magnification
- Challenges to Accessibility - Mobility
- Remote Access - Windows
- Remote Access - Linux Console
- Remote Access - Linux GUI
- Remote Access - Linux Accessibility
- Remote Video Output - VNC
- Remote Video Output - X11 Forwarding
- Remote Audio - ESD
- Remote Speech - SSIP
- Remote Access Bridge
- Flow Diagram
- Current Capabilities - Linux
- Current Capabilities - UNIX/Linux
- Resources
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Remote Access Bridge
- Developed at NC State
- Pure Java core and services, installed on local machine
- Modular, general-purpose platform designed as a "container" for transmitting services like audio, text, video etc. over the network
- Platform independent - accessible from all Operating Systems
- Easy to install and easy to use - compatible with various software, hardware, and networking setups
- Acts as an ESD server and as an SSIP server to control a local TTS engine
- It can set up necessary tunnel for secure access to remote machine from behind a firewall