This book embarks on an exciting journey to create an Augmented Reality Computing Interface for the Visually Impaired. This book showcases a way of haptically interacting with the computer system by creating a "virtual workstation", facilitating a natural and intuitive way to accomplish a multitude of computer based tasks. The book also explores an evolutionary path from the old school CLIs (Command Line Interfaces) to the modern GUIs (Graphical User Interface) and all the way to this new age novel Haptic Augmented Reality Interface (HARI)The system utilizes a combination of a haptic glove...