Dificultades para la detección de personas con discapacidad intelectual y psicosocial detenidas por la policía en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires

Mercurio, Ezequiel

doi:10.5569/2340-5104.09.01.06

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“…Similarly, the smart traffic lights mentioned in [4] aim to improve traffic flow using advanced technology. Both initiatives share the use of innovative approaches to improve social aspects, such as labor inclusion and road efficiency.…”

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Electronic Prototype of Autonomous Learning for the Crossing of Pedestrians with Visual Disabilities in Lima

Luque-Milera,

Tocas-Taipe,

Florian-Amaro

et al. 2023

Int. J. Onl. Eng.

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Difficulties related to vehicular chaos and obstacles in public spaces hinder the orientation of visually impaired individuals, limiting their autonomy and exposing them to potential accidents. Considering these factors, the objective was to develop a prototype that facilitates autonomous learning by utilizing different electronic components. The aim is to ensure the safe movement of blind pedestrians, promote self-reliance, and minimize the risk of accidents. The proposed prototype is based on the concept of implementing intelligent traffic lights that detect the presence of pedestrians, allowing for safe crossing for both pedestrians and vehicles. The proposed circuit utilizes two ESP32 modules. One module is placed in the traffic light and configured as a Bluetooth master to transmit signals. It is also equipped with an ultrasonic sensor. The other module is located in the user’s wristband and configured as a Bluetooth slave to receive signals. It is also equipped with a horn. The communication between the modules has been developed using the C programming language for microcontrollers in the Arduino IDE development environment. A master-slave communication system was implemented, resulting in the constant reporting of the distance between the pedestrian and the sidewalk within the pedestrian crossing by the ultrasonic sensor. This system controls the safe crossing by regulating the traffic lights. The HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor can detect distances ranging from 2 cm to 450 cm. Therefore, the prototype can be used as a foundation for future advancements in various cities and contexts, ultimately benefiting blind pedestrians by improving their mobility.

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Electronic Prototype of Autonomous Learning for the Crossing of Pedestrians with Visual Disabilities in Lima

Luque-Milera,

Tocas-Taipe,

Florian-Amaro

et al. 2023

Int. J. Onl. Eng.

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Unfitness to stand trial and the social model of disability: challenges for Latin American criminal justice

Mercurio,

Sheinbaum Lerner

2024

Current Issues in Criminal Justice

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La incapacidad para ser juzgado y el modelo social de la discapacidad. retos, desafíos y tensiones para el derecho penal latinoamericano

Mercurio¹

2023

BMDC

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El modelo social de la discapacidad trajo importantes transformaciones legislativas en el campo del derecho civil en diversos países de América Latina. Los modelos de sustitución en la toma de decisiones fueron reemplazados por modelos basados en apoyos que respeten la voluntad y las preferencias de las personas con discapacidad. El Comité sobre los Derechos de las Personas con Discapacidad señaló que la incapacidad para ser juzgado y la inimputabliidad son contrarias a la Convención sobre los Derechos de las Personas con Discapacidad. Sin embargo, en el ámbito del derecho penal latinoamericano la influencia del modelo social en la dogmática y en el campo procesal penal es todavía muy escaso. México y Argentina incorporaron en forma reciente en sus Códigos de Procedimientos Penales, ajustes al procedimiento y apoyos. México mantuvo las medidas de seguridad para personas que no pueden ser juzgadas; la Argentina deriva las posibles intervenciones a la justicia civil. A pesar de estos avances procesales, la mayoría de los comentaristas mantienen visiones tradicionales sobre la incapacidad para ser juzgado. El modelo social de la discapacidad le presenta al derecho penal nuevos retos y desafíos, que serán abordados en el presente trabajo.

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Dificultades para la detección de personas con discapacidad intelectual y psicosocial detenidas por la policía en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires

Cited by 3 publications

References 17 publications

Electronic Prototype of Autonomous Learning for the Crossing of Pedestrians with Visual Disabilities in Lima

Electronic Prototype of Autonomous Learning for the Crossing of Pedestrians with Visual Disabilities in Lima

Unfitness to stand trial and the social model of disability: challenges for Latin American criminal justice

La incapacidad para ser juzgado y el modelo social de la discapacidad. retos, desafíos y tensiones para el derecho penal latinoamericano

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