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  1. Attention Care and Monitoring of Behavior
  2. Automatic Door Control System Using Active RFID Technology
  3. Boulder's SmartHome: Technology's Promise for Those With Disabilities
  4. CareWatch: A Home Monitoring System for Use in Homes of Persons With Cognitive Impairment
  5. Comfort Shoes With Embedded GPS to Keep Track of Alzheimer’s Patients
  6. Decorating for a Child With Special Needs
  7. Door Monitor
  8. Emergency Alert Positioning System
  9. Emergency Rooms Built With the Elderly in Mind
  10. Emergency Tracking System Aids the Autistic and Those With Alzheimer’s
  11. Finally an Affordable and Accessible Amusement Park
  12. GPS Phone Helps Seniors
  13. GPS Shoe to Track Alzheimer's Patients
  14. GPS Technology and Alzheimer's Disease: Novel Use for an Existing Technology
  15. Helping Find Lost Alzheimer's Patients
  16. How Assistive Technology Support Cognitive Disability, Secure Active Living for Persons With Dementia and Enhance New Interfaces Between Formal and Informal Care in the Area of Dementia
  17. iLoc GPS Wristwatch Helps Caregivers Track Disabled Patients
  18. In-Room Security System
  19. Living Longer, Living Better
  20. New Technology Can Be the Best Medicine
  21. New Technology Helps Track Special Needs Children
  22. Options in PERS
  23. People's Perceptions and Expectations of Assistive Health-Enabling Technologies: An Empirical Study in Germany
  24. Sleep Sensor Hides Beneath the Mattress
  25. Smart House Helps People With Dementia
  26. Social Care Chiefs Point to Positives in Tagging Idea
  27. Solo Life at High Tech Home
  28. Stay-at-Home Solutions for Seniors
  29. The Locating Technology Project: Lessons Learned
  30. The Technology for Monitoring Elderly Relatives
  31. The Use of Technical Devices to Support Outdoor Mobility of Dementia Patients
  32. VALMA: Voice, Activity, and Location Monitoring for Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias
  33. Wander Alert System
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