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  1. 10 Things I Can Do for Myself - and Then Some…
  2. A Computer System Serving as a Microswitch for Vocal Utterances of Persons with Multiple Disabilities: Two Case Evaluations
  3. A Microswitch-Based Programme to Enable a Boy With Multiple Disabilities and Minimal Motor Behavior to Choose Among Environmental Stimuli
  4. A More User Friendly Brain-Machine Interface
  5. A Multiple Camera Tongue Switch for a Child With Severe Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy
  6. A Novel Accelerometer Tilt Switch Device for Switch Actuation in the Patient With Profound Disability
  7. A Novel Home Appliance Control System for People With Disabilities
  8. A Practical EMG-Based Human-Computer Interface for Users with Motor Disabilities
  9. A Provision Framework and Data Logging Tool to Aid the Prescription of Electronic Assistive Technology
  10. A Psychotechnological Review on Eye Tracking Systems: Towards User Experience
  11. A Sip-and-Puff Wireless Remote Control for the Apple iPod
  12. Adaptation of the Computer Workplace for the Quadriplegic Person
  13. Adapting the Use of Microswitches to Foster Response Awareness and Word Association: Two Case Evaluations
  14. Advancements in Power Wheelchair Joystick Technology: Average and Excess Force Exertion on Isometric and Motion Sensing Joysticks
  15. Advancements in Power Wheelchair Joystick Technology: Effects of Isometric Joysticks and Signal Conditioning on Driving Performance
  16. Aid and Eye/Muscle Switch Now Available
  17. All About EADLs
  18. An Infrared Elevator Control System
  19. An Introduction to Switches, Switch-Activated Software and How It All Works
  20. Assessing Comprehension of Spoken Language in Nonspeaking Children With Cerebral Palsy: Application of a Newly Developed Computer Based Instrument
  21. Assessing the Effects of Stimulation Versus Microswitch-Based Programmes on Indices of Happiness of Students With Multiple Disabilities
  22. Assessment of Joystick Control During the Performance of Powered Wheelchair Driving Tasks
  23. Assistive Technology Programming for a Young Child With Profound Disabilities: A Single-Subject Study
  24. Asynchronous BCI Control Using High-Frequency SSVEP
  25. Automatic Visual Recognition of Gestures Made by Motor-Impaired Computer Users
  26. Body Functions and Structures Pertinent to Infrared Thermography-Based Access for Clients With Severe Motor Disabilities
  27. Brain-Controlled Cursor Doubles as a Neural Workout
  28. BrainDriver: A Mind Controlled Car
  29. Building and Utilizing an AAC Evaluation Toolkit and Process
  30. Cause and Effect Learning Enclosure
  31. Changes in Switch Activation Force During the Use of Aids That Scan
  32. CHARGE Syndrome: Educational and Technological Interventions
  33. Client Centered Development of an Infrared Thermal Access Switch for a Young Adult With Severe Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy
  34. Comparison of the Effects of Three Approaches on the Frequency of Stimulus Activations, via a Single Switch, by Students With Profound Intellectual Disabilities
  35. Comparison of the TouchFree Switch to a Physical Switch; Children's Abilities and Preferences: A Pilot Study
  36. Comparison of Virtual Wheelchair Driving Performance of People With Traumatic Brain Injury Using an Isometric and a Conventional Joystick
  37. Computer Assisted Instruction for Toddlers With Disabilities
  38. Design of a Light-Activated Switch With Improved Specificity for Persons With Spastic Cerebral Palsy
  39. Development and Validation of a Robust Speech Interface for Improved Human-Robot Interaction
  40. Development of a Sip and Puff Interface for the iPod Music Device
  41. Development of a Wheelchair Virtual Driving Environment: Trials With Subjects With Traumatic Brain Injury
  42. Development of Assistive Functions for Joysticks of Electric Wheelchairs
  43. Development of Customizable Algorithms for an Isometric Joystick for Individuals with Dystonia and Chorea
  44. Dialing With Your Thoughts
  45. Disabled Children Get Adapted Toys to Help With Mobility
  46. Discover Screen
  47. Driving to Learn: A New Concept for Training Children With Profound Cognitive Disabilities in a Powered Wheelchair
  48. Dual-Task Motor Performance With a Tongue-Operated Assistive Technology Compared With Hand Operations
  49. Durable Switch
  50. Effects of Microswitch-Based Programs on Indices of Happiness of Students With Multiple Disabilities: A New Research Evaluation
  51. Electromyographic Switch Navigation of Power Wheelchairs
  52. Emerging Literacy Through Assistive Technology
  53. EMG Signal Controlled Pneumatic Gripper for Mouthsticks
  54. Empowered Mobility
  55. Enabling a Girl With Multiple Disabilities to Control Her Favorite Stimuli Through Vocalization and a Dual-Microphone Microswitch
  56. Enabling a Person With Multiple Disabilities and Minimal Motor Behavior to Control Environmental Stimulation With Chin Movements
  57. Encouraging the Development of Early Switching Skills
  58. Establishing Access to Technology: An Evaluation and Intervention Model to Increase the Participation of Children With Cerebral Palsy
  59. Establishing Design Criteria for Input Control Systems for Individuals with Quadriplegia
  60. Evaluating a Computer System Used as a Microswitch for Word Utterances of Persons With Multiple Disabilities
  61. Evaluating Optic Microswitches with Students with Profound Multiple Disabilities
  62. Evaluation of a Smartphone Platform as a Wireless Interface Between Tongue Drive System and Electric-Powered Wheelchairs
  63. Evaluation of a Wireless Wearable Tongue-Computer Interface by Individuals With High-Level Spinal Cord Injuries
  64. Evaluation of Mouse Emulation Using the Wheelchair Joystick
  65. Extending Microswitch-Based Programs for People with Multiple Disabilities: Use of Words and Choice Opportunities
  66. Extending the Evaluation of a Computer System Used as a Microswitch for Word Utterances of Persons With Multiple Disabilities
  67. Factors Affecting the Use of a Single Switch with Assistive Technology Devices
  68. Free Software for Measuring Single Switch Use Performance
  69. Games Get Real With Tactile Tools
  70. Games: Engaging Environments for Developing Skills
  71. Gaming Control Using a Wearable and Wireless EEG-Based Brain-Computer Interface Device With Novel Dry Foam-Based Sensors
  72. Handy Hints from Mel Nowland
  73. HeadMouse: Wireless Optical Sensor
  74. Impact of Stimulation Versus Microswitch-Based Programs on Indices of Happiness of People with Profound Multiple Disabilities
  75. Improved EEG Based Input Concept for Hands Free Control of Assistive Devices for Persons With Severe Disability
  76. Improving Methodological and Technological Analyses of Adaptive Switch Use of Individuals With Profound Multiple Impairments
  77. Innovative Computer Input Device for Disabled People
  78. Investigating Relationships Between User Performance and Scan Delays in Aids that Scan
  79. Joystick Control for Powered Mobility: Current State of Technology and Future Directions
  80. Joystick Use for Virtual Power Wheelchair Driving in Individuals With Tremor: Pilot Study
  81. Laughter, Tears and Pepperoni
  82. Laureate's New Sterling Editions: Featuring Optimized Intervention and the Sterling Administration System
  83. Let's Get Organized
  84. Leveraging Retained Physical Capabilities to Improve Quality of Life as Assessed by Persons With Severe Motor Impairments
  85. Making the Most of Single Switch Technology: A Primer
  86. Making the Switch
  87. Media Control Center
  88. Microswitch Clusters to Enhance Adaptive Responses and Head Control: a Programme Extension for Three Children With Multiple Disabilities
  89. Mobility and More
  90. Mouse Emulation Using the Wheelchair Joystick: Preliminary Performance Comparison Using Four Modes of Control
  91. MyVoice Unveils Wheelchair Friendly TalkRocket Go App
  92. New Ergonomic Headset for Tongue-Drive System With Wireless Smartphone Interface
  93. Nokia, Neil Squire Society Collaborate to Produce Hands-Free Adapter for Wireless Phone Users With Mobility Impairments
  94. Non-Speech Input and Speech Recognition for Real-Time Control of Computer Games
  95. On My Command: Laptop Provides Lifeline for Man Paralyzed by ALS
  96. Painting the Ideal Home: Using Art to Express Visions of Technologically Supported Independent Living for Older People in North-East England
  97. Pitt to Study ‘Brain-Computer Interface’ for Paralyzed Patients
  98. Pocket-Sized Package
  99. Preliminary Assessment of Tongue Drive System in Medium Term Usage for Computer Access and Wheelchair Control
  100. Proximity Switch
  101. R.J. Cooper & Associates Announces SwitchHopper Recall
  102. Real-Time Two-Dimensional Asynchronous Control of a Remote-Controlled Car Using a Single Electroencephalographic Electrode
  103. Reliability and Validity of the Microsoft Kinect for Evaluating Static Foot Posture
  104. Remote Faucet Adjuster
  105. Researchers Work to Develop and Validate Robot Engineered to Promote Limb-Function Recovery in Stroke Patients
  106. Ring, Ring! Is Anybody There? Telephone Solutions for Hearing Aid Users
  107. Rupp Develops Bite Splint for Paraplegic Pianists
  108. Seating for Access: Its Critical Importance for AAC Device Use
  109. Self-Determination During Mealtimes Through Microswitch Choice-Making by an Individual with Complex Multiple Disabilities and Profound Mental Retardation
  110. Short on Time and Money? Make Simple AT Work for ALL Students With Severe Disabilities
  111. Skin-Mounted Electronics That Can Be Applied and Worn Like a Temporary Tattoo
  112. SLAM Algorithm Applied to Robotics Assistance for Navigation in Unknown Environments
  113. Smart Home Technology: Part 1
  114. Solutions for Inclusion - How Assistive Technology can Help: Supporting Speech and Language Development With Technology
  115. Speech-Driven Environmental Control Systems - A Qualitative Analysis of Users' Perceptions
  116. Students Get a Grade for Their Aid in OTS 105
  117. Supporting Communication of Girls With Rett Syndrome and Their Mothers in Storybook Reading
  118. Supporting Self-Determination in AAC Interventions by Assessing Preference for Communication Devices
  119. Switch Performance Measurement Software
  120. The Application of Optical Sensors for Quantifying Electric Powered Wheelchair Driving Skill
  121. The Handbook of Adaptive Switches and Augmentative Devices
  122. The Impact of Switching on Family Caregivers of Children With Cerebral Palsy
  123. The Ingress'r Touch-Activated Door Control
  124. The Power of Fun
  125. The Remote Controlled Tricycle: A Wirelessly Controlled Tricycle That Handicapped and Mentally Challenged Patients Can Use
  126. The Remote Snake
  127. The Touchcom: An Integrated Entertainment and Communication System
  128. The Voice Control System (VCS): A Language Independent Voice Control System for a PC Mouse, Telephone, and Toys
  129. They Play and Learn to Play! First Results of the Italian Research Project on Play and Children with Motor Impairment
  130. Tongue Drive System Lets Persons With Disabilities Operate Powered Wheelchairs, Computers
  131. Tongue Power: Clinical Trial Shows Quadriplegic Individuals Can Operate Powered Wheelchairs and Computers with Tongue Drive System
  132. Tuning Algorithms for Control Interfaces for Users With Upper-Limb Impairments
  133. Two Primary Reasons Switch Access Is Not Successful
  134. Unprompted Mechanical Switch Use in Individuals with Severe Multiple Disabilities: An Evaluation of the Effects of Body Position
  135. Usability Testing of Multimodal Feedback Interface and Simulated Collision-Avoidance Power Wheelchair for Long-Term-Care Home Residents With Cognitive Impairments
  136. Use of Microswitches and Speech Output Systems with People with Severe/Profound Intellectual or Multiple Disabilities: A Literature Review
  137. Using Multiple Microswitches to Promote Different Responses in Children with Multiple Disabilities
  138. Virtual Electric Power Wheelchair Driving Performance of Individuals With Spastic Cerebral Palsy
  139. Virtual Instrument Control for Music Therapy
  140. We All Can Call: Enhancing Accessible Cell Phone Usage for Clients With Spinal Cord Injury
  141. Well-Connected Homes for Seniors and Everyone Else
  142. Wheelchair-Bound Musician Reinvents the Drum
  143. Wheelchairs That Listen
  144. Wireless Remote Control Wheelchair Trainer
  145. Wireless Remote Control Wheelchair Trainer
  146. With a 'Sip and a Puff' Quadriplegic Sailor Makes History
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