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  1. ; ; ; (, Technology and Disability)
    The aim of this scoping review is to provide an overview of the types of AI-enabled Orientation and Mobility Technologies (AIOMTs) that have been developed for use by blind and visually impaired individuals and explore the multifaceted role of trust in its adoption and use. By synthesizing existing research, the review identifies the functional roles played by AIOMTs and key factors influencing trust, including system design, user interaction, and contextual considerations. Furthermore, this work examines how technology design, functional role, and trust impact the adoption, efficacy, and long-term engagement with AIOMTs. The findings provide a comprehensive framework for future research and development, emphasizing user-centered approaches and trust calibration mechanisms. 
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