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  1. “Enabling Products”: Consumers With Limited Hand Functions Evaluate an Automatic Jar Opener
  2. 4-Way Opener Accommodates Upper-Extremity Challenges
  3. A Comparison of Two Simultaneous Task Protocols for the Assessment of Parkinson’s Disease
  4. A Gyro Sensor Based Computer Mouse With a USB Interface: A Technical Aid for Motor-Disabled People
  5. A Hand-Held Instrumented Device to Quantify Dexterous Manipulation for Clinical Use
  6. A Multicriteria Decision Analysis of Augmentative Treatment of Upper Limbs in Persons With Tetraplegia
  7. A Multi-Pad Electrode Based Functional Electrical Stimulation System for Restoration of Grasp
  8. A Novel Instrument for Quantifying Grip Activity
  9. A Randomized Controlled Trial of Gravity-Supported, Computer-Enhanced Arm Exercise for Individuals With Severe Hemiparesis
  10. A Simple and Useful Hand Orthosis for Patients With Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: A Simple Web Spacer for Thumb Opposition Weakness
  11. A Strap for Partial Hand Prehension
  12. A Thumb Opposition Splint to Improve Manual Dexterity and Upper-Limb Functioning in Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease
  13. Accomplishing Technology Transfer: Case-Based Lessons of What Works and What Does Not
  14. Adaptations Do Not Have to Be Difficult
  15. Adaptive Hand Tool to Promote Independent Living
  16. Adjustable Temperature Preset Double Knob Faucet Attachment
  17. Aiding Assistive Technology
  18. ALS Patients’ Self-Reported Satisfaction With AssistiveTechnology
  19. An Improved Lateral Key-Pinch Grip Orthoses for Tetraplegics with Wrist Extension
  20. Applying Robotics in a Clinical Rehabilitation Setting for Upper Limb Neurological Impairment
  21. Approaches for Evaluating the Usability of Assistive Technology Product Prototypes
  22. Arm Hand Use in Healthy Older Adults
  23. Around the House: Opening Doors
  24. Automatic Locker Door Opener
  25. Barriers to the Adoption of Cell Phones for Older People With Impairments in the USA: Results From an Expert Review and Field Study
  26. Bath Chair
  27. Battery Powered Mechanical Grabbing Device
  28. Bed-Making Device
  29. Best E-Reader for My Disability: The Nook Color
  30. Beyond Technology Transfer: Quality of Life Impacts From R&D Outcomes
  31. Bionic Glove: Design of a Grasping Glove for a Person With Quadriplegia
  32. Bookshare Plans to Make Graphics Math in Books More Accessible
  33. Candy Sorter
  34. Clinical Application of Computerized Evaluation and Re-Education Biofeedback Prototype for Sensorimotor Control of the Hand in Stroke Patients
  35. Collapsible and Trunk Loading Shopping Cart
  36. Comparison of Custom Made and Prefabricated Neoprene Splinting in Patients With the First Carpometacarpal Joint Osteoarthritis
  37. Contralaterally Controlled Functional Electrical Stimulation for Upper Extremity Hemiplegia: An Early-Phase Randomized Clinical Trial in Subacute Stroke Patients
  38. Crossed Four-Bar Mechanism for Improved Prosthetic Grasp
  39. Custom Tricycle Brake System
  40. Darkroom Modifications
  41. Design and Evaluation of a Low-Cost Instrumented Glove for Hand Function Assessment
  42. Design and Validation of Low-Cost Assistive Glove for Hand Assessment and Therapy During Activity of Daily Living-Focused Robotic Stroke Therapy
  43. Design of a Cafeteria Tray for Use by Stroke Survivors
  44. Development of Finger-Motion Capturing Device Based on Optical Linear Encoder
  45. Disabled Children Get Adapted Toys to Help With Mobility
  46. Disabled Seek Better Cell Phone Features, Survey Finds
  47. Door-Opening Device Could Win Gulliver Prep Students a National Prize
  48. Dressing Assistants for Women With the Use of One Hand
  49. Dusty: An Assistive Mobile Manipulator That Retrieves Dropped Objects for People With Motor Impairments
  50. Edmonton Based Technology Breathes New Life Into Physical Therapy
  51. Effect of Assistive Technology in Hand Osteoarthritis: A Randomised Controlled Trial
  52. Effect of Intensive Training With a Spring-Assisted Hand Orthosis on Movement Smoothness in Upper Extremity Following Stroke: A Pilot Clinical Trial
  53. Effective Rehabilitation of the Hand
  54. Effects of a Robot-Assisted Training of Grasp and Pronation/Supination in Chronic Stroke: A Pilot Study
  55. Effects of Combined Robotic Therapy and Repetitive-Task Practice on Upper-Extremity Function in a Patient With Chronic Stroke
  56. Effects of Rehabilitative Interventions on Pain, Function and Physical Impairments in People With Hand Osteoarthritis: A Systematic Review
  57. Efficacy of Paraffin Bath Therapy in Hand Osteoarthritis: A Single-Blinded Randomized Controlled Trial
  58. El-E: An Assistive Robot That Fetches Objects From Flat Surfaces
  59. Electronic Braking System for Walkers
  60. Everyday Solutions
  61. Exerciser Targets Improved Finger and Hand Strength and Dexterity
  62. Feasibility of the Adaptive and Automatic Presentation of Tasks (ADAPT) System for Rehabilitation of Upper Extremity Function Post-Stroke
  63. Fishing Rod Forearm Support
  64. FlexTouch: A Prefilled Insulin Pen With a Novel Injection Mechanism With Consistent High Accuracy at Low- (1 U), Medium- (40 U), and High- (80 U) Dose Settings
  65. Functional Electrical Stimulation Therapy for Grasping in Spinal Cord Injury: An Overview
  66. Get A Grip...
  67. Get Cookin'!
  68. Go Fish - With Adaptive Fishing Equipment
  69. Golf Gloves Designed by a Physical Therapist
  70. Grasping Naturally Versus Grasping With a Reacher in People Without Disabilities: Motor Control and Muscle Activation Differences
  71. Guitar Assistive Device
  72. Hand Aid Offers Users Versatility and Ease in Performing ADLs
  73. Hand Disability Vacuum Cleaner Handle Modification
  74. Healing Hands
  75. Healthcare Robot Gives Sponge Baths
  76. Hearing Aid Battery Installer
  77. High-Tech Tool
  78. Home Modifications and Products for Safety and Ease of Use
  79. Home Safety for People With Disabilities: How to Modify Your Home to Reduce Your Risk of Injuries
  80. Implanted Neuroprosthesis for Assisting Arm and Hand Function After Stroke: A Case Study
  81. Injection Force of Reusable Insulin Pens: Novopen 4, Lilly Luxura, Berlipen, and ClikSTAR
  82. Interrater Reliability of Students Using Hand and Pinch Dynamometers
  83. Inventors Digest Recognizes Assistive Device for Product Innovation
  84. iPad Drawing Interest as Device for Disabled
  85. Jamming Grippers Combine to Form Robotic Elephant Trunk
  86. JWOD/JETS National Engineering Design Challenge Finals
  87. Knot-Tying Device
  88. Lace-amatic Makes Light Work of Tying and Tightening Shoe Laces
  89. Lever-Operated Dishwasher Opener
  90. Light Bulb Changer
  91. Locker Assist
  92. Making a Difference: Hand Therapy
  93. Managing Input During Assistive Technology Product Design
  94. Mechanical Window Opener for Double Hung Windows
  95. Med-Aide EZ-Open
  96. Med-Ease: Facilitating the Occupation of Opening Medicine Bottles
  97. Milk Carton Opener
  98. MIT Develops a Suit That Makes You Feel Like You’re` 75 Years Old
  99. Mobile Tech Tips for Weak Hands
  100. Modified Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy Improves Fine and Gross Motor Performance of the Upper Limb in Parkinson Disease
  101. Motorized Transporter
  102. Motorized Weak Grip Bed Hoist
  103. New Cooking Aid Developed for Arthritis Sufferers
  104. New System Targets Relief for RA Patients
  105. New Ultra Grabber Offers Personal In-Home Convenience
  106. Night-Time Splinting After Fasciectomy or Dermo-Fasciectomy for Dupuytren’s Contracture: A Pragmatic, Multi Centre, Randomised Controlled Trial
  107. No-Touch Soap Dispenser
  108. OHEA Smart Bed Makes Itself
  109. One Touch Easy Open Door
  110. One-Handed in a Two-Handed World
  111. Oxo Redesigns the Common Syringe
  112. Paint Cap Remover
  113. Persons With C5 or C6 Tetraplegia Achieve Selected Functional Gains Using Neuroprosthesis
  114. Product Provides Ability to Customize Resistance to Patients' Upper Extremity Needs
  115. Remote-Controlled Automatic Doorknob Opener
  116. Research Seeks to Replace Service Dogs With Robots
  117. Researchers Develop Low-Cost Stroke Rehabilitation Glove
  118. Rice University Team's Award-Winning Device Could Benefit Treatment of Hand Injuries
  119. Robo-Rehab at Home
  120. Robotic Gripper Picks Up Objects Using Coffee Grounds and a Balloon
  121. Rockstar Guitar Stand
  122. Seeing Robotics With New Eyes
  123. Self-Buttoning Shirts Use Magnets to Simplify Dressing
  124. Semi-Automatic Feeding Device for Wheelchair Users
  125. Simple Remodeling for Tomorrow's Needs -- Cost-Effective Green Solutions for Your Home
  126. Smart Walker: A Tool for Promoting Mobility in Elderly Adults
  127. Soap Dispensing Washcloth Mitten
  128. Splinting the Hand to Enhance Motor Control and Brain Plasticity
  129. Stay-at-Home Solutions for Seniors
  130. Stroke Rehab Glove Combines Mental Practice and Muscle Stimulation to Improve Hand Function
  131. Students Face Real-Life Design Challenge: A Simple, Cheap and Effective Prosthetic Arm
  132. Talking About Accessibility: An Evaluation of the Panasonic KX-TG6591T Cordless Phone
  133. Testing the Potential of a Virtual Reality Neurorehabilitation System During Performance of Observation, Imagery and Imitation of Motor Actions Recorded by Wireless Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS)
  134. The Assistive Robotic Arm
  135. The Do-Able Renewable Home
  136. The Knee Nook
  137. The Mane Game: Looking Beautiful When Hair Care Is a ‘Reach’
  138. The Next Big (or Little) Thing?
  139. The Remote Snake
  140. The Retractable Reacher
  141. The Soap Dispenser: A Customized Automated Soap Dispenser for a Child With Cerebral Palsy
  142. The Washington Court Housing Survey: A Study of Accessibility and Universal Design in Affordable Housing
  143. Toyota Unveils Helpful Human Support Robot
  144. Transfer of Motor Skill Learning From the Healthy Hand to the Paretic Hand in Stroke Patients: A Randomized Controlled Trial
  145. TTU Students Re-Engineer Items to Make Everyday Tasks Easier
  146. Undergraduate Engineers Use Battery, Motors, and Software to Provide "Helping Hand"
  147. Universal Design: Transparent, Inclusive, Attractive...and an Essential Consideration for Today's Residential Designers
  148. Universally Accessible Contact Cement Applicator
  149. Unlocking Independence -- Students Create Robotic Locker Opener for Classmate
  150. USB Interface Technology for Individuals With Limited Upper Limb Mobility
  151. Use of Visual Force Feedback to Improve Digit Force Direction During Pinch Grip in Persons With Stroke: A Pilot Study
  152. Using the BTE Primus to Measure Grip and Wrist Flexion Strength in Physically Active Wheelchair Users: An Exploratory Study
  153. Variable Structure Pantograph Mechanism With Spring Suspension System for Comprehensive Upper-Limb Haptic Movement Training
  154. Versatile Grip Assistor
  155. Virtual Instrument Control for Music Therapy
  156. Voice Activated Radio Control Truck
  157. Voice Controlled Toy Car
  158. Wheelchair Diffusion Blog: Web Enabled Control of Residential Deadbolt Locks
  159. Wheelchair Pouch
  160. Wireless Wearable Controller for Upper-Limb Neuroprosthesis
  161. With handSteady, You Can Have Your Cup and Drink From It Too
  162. Working Around the House: Selecting the Right Tools
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