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A.T. Literature- Signal Systems

  1. Assistive Technology in Elderly Care
  2. Assistive Technology in Everyday Living: A User Survey of People With Parkinson's Disease
  3. Avoiding Problems With Personal Emergency Response Systems
  4. Aware Home Understanding Life Activities
  5. Breakthrough Wireless Service Makes Captions Available at Walt Disney World Resort
  6. Bridging the Gap: Access to Audio Sources for People with Hearing Aids
  7. CHARGE Syndrome: Educational and Technological Interventions
  8. Considering the Use of a Personal Emergency Response System: An Experience of Frail, Older Women
  9. Design of Health Care Life Support System Based on Cybernetics
  10. Design Philosophies Applied in an Elder Home Monitoring System
  11. Developments in Research and Technology: Hearing Assistive Technologies
  12. EEG-Activated Alarm for an ALS Patient
  13. Emergency Alert Positioning System
  14. Etiquette and Effectiveness: How Should A Smart Device Interact?
  15. Exceptionally Loud Telephone Ringer
  16. Facts for Consumers: Personal Emergency Response Systems
  17. Finding A Sense of Relief
  18. Gerontechnology: The Cutting Edge of Eldercare
  19. Getting Help in an Emergency
  20. Living at Home With Acquired Cognitive Impairment - Can Assistive Technology Help?
  21. Mobile Assistant for Alzheimer Patients
  22. Monitoring Elderly People Using a Multisensory System
  23. Moving Telematics From the Laboratory to a Truly Enabling Technology Within the Community
  24. Options in PERS
  25. OSGi Surveillance Service for Smart Home
  26. Out of Sight, But Not Out of Mind: Technology Tackles Aging-In-Place
  27. Patient Attendant Call
  28. Patient-Nurse Supplemental Call System
  29. People's Perceptions and Expectations of Assistive Health-Enabling Technologies: An Empirical Study in Germany
  30. PERS - What You Need to Know
  31. Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) Providers Consumer Information
  32. Personal Emergency Response Systems: The Future of In-Home Monitoring
  33. Personal Response Services for Peace of Mind
  34. Phone and Doorbell Signaler in One
  35. Potential of Smart Home Technology at Homes of European Elderly
  36. Preliminary Report of a NeuroPage Service Within a Health Care System
  37. Private Distribution Mailbox Alert System
  38. Prosthetic Systems for Addressing Problems With Initiation: Guidelines for Selection, Training, and Measuring Efficacy
  39. Quality Aware Elderly People Monitoring Using Ultrasonic Sensors
  40. RFID Chips Watch Grandma Brush Teeth
  41. Segment Extraction Using Wavelet Multiresolution Analysis for Human Activities and Fall Incidents Monitoring System
  42. Sign Language Interpretation Over an Internet 2 Network
  43. 'Smart House' Uses New Technology to Promote Independent Living
  44. Smoke Alarms: What Consumers with Hearing Loss Should Know
  45. Sound Processing for Health Smart Home
  46. Supporting Older People Through Telecare
  47. The Acceptability of Home Monitoring Technology by Baby Boomers and Older Adults
  48. The Independent LifeStyle Assistant (ILSA): Lessons Learned
  49. Use of Personal Emergency Response Systems by Older Individuals With Disabilities
  50. Visual Paging System Makes Midway More Accessible
  51. X-10 Technology: Is it Right for Your Home?
  52. Z-Van Shares Technology That Will Improve the Lives of Deaf Children
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