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A.T. Literature- Joysticks

  1. Adaptation of the Computer Workplace for the Quadriplegic Person
  2. Advancements in Power Wheelchair Joystick Technology: Average and Excess Force Exertion on Isometric and Motion Sensing Joysticks
  3. Advancements in Power Wheelchair Joystick Technology: Effects of Isometric Joysticks and Signal Conditioning on Driving Performance
  4. Assessment of Joystick Control During the Performance of Powered Wheelchair Driving Tasks
  5. Development of a Virtual Platform for Assessment and Training of Power Wheelchair Driving
  6. Development of a Wheelchair Virtual Driving Environment: Trials With Subjects With Traumatic Brain Injury
  7. Development of Assistive Functions for Joysticks of Electric Wheelchairs
  8. Development of Customizable Algorithms for an Isometric Joystick for Individuals with Dystonia and Chorea
  9. Discover Screen
  10. Driving to Learn: A New Concept for Training Children With Profound Cognitive Disabilities in a Powered Wheelchair
  11. Establishing Access to Technology: An Evaluation and Intervention Model to Increase the Participation of Children With Cerebral Palsy
  12. Establishing Design Criteria for Input Control Systems for Individuals with Quadriplegia
  13. Evaluation of Mouse Emulation Using the Wheelchair Joystick
  14. Infants Control of a Robotic Mobility Device
  15. Involving Children in the Development of Assistive Technology Devices
  16. Joystick Control for Powered Mobility: Current State of Technology and Future Directions
  17. Joystick Use for Virtual Power Wheelchair Driving in Individuals With Tremor: Pilot Study
  18. The Application of Optical Sensors for Quantifying Electric Powered Wheelchair Driving Skill
  19. The Impact of Switching on Family Caregivers of Children With Cerebral Palsy
  20. They Play and Learn to Play! First Results of the Italian Research Project on Play and Children with Motor Impairment
  21. Virtual Electric Power Wheelchair Driving Performance of Individuals With Spastic Cerebral Palsy
  22. Wireless Remote Control Wheelchair Trainer
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