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  1. 007 Technology
  2. A Better Way to Buy Hearing Aids?
  3. A Case for Customized Seating
  4. A Custom Modification to Enable a Person With a Cervical Spinal Cord Injury to Control a Digital Camera
  5. A Retrospective Analysis of Recommendations for Workplace Accommodations for Persons With Mobility and Sensory Limitations
  6. A Safe Bed for Will
  7. AAC Performance Data for an Individual With Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
  8. Access to Books: Alternate Text Production Center (ATPC) of the California Community Colleges
  9. Accessibility Modifications to a Ford 4000 Tractor for a Farmer with a Spinal Cord Injury
  10. Accessible Rich Media: Update on Possibilities and Limitations
  11. Activities of Suppliers and Technicians During the Provision of Complex and Standard Wheeled Mobility Devices
  12. An Aware Home for Aging in Place
  13. Assistive Devices in the Rehabilitation of Patients with Electrical Burns - Three Case Reports
  14. Assistive Environments for Elder Care
  15. Assistive Product Selection Focusing on the Person, Milieu and Product
  16. Baby Boomers and Hearing Aids: A Match Not Yet Made
  17. Beyond the Van: Alternative Vehicle Modifications
  18. Bionic Glove: Design of a Grasping Glove for a Person With Quadriplegia
  19. Blackboard & WebAIM: Building an Accessible e-Education Platform
  20. Blind Consumers Get the Gift of Audio Catalog Shopping
  21. Bookrest for Vision Impaired Reader
  22. Bookshare.org: Revolutionizing the Creation and Distribution of Accessible Books
  23. Breaking Through Barriers
  24. Building AAC Services From the Ground Up
  25. Camera Opens Doors for Student
  26. Canada Stands Tall With Web-4-All
  27. Chair Brake
  28. Compensating Weakness of the Quadriceps Muscles Due to Poliomyelitis Using a Custom-Made Orthopedic Shoe
  29. Computer Desk Modifications
  30. Creating the Living Environment: Give Consumers What They Want and the Rest Will Follow...
  31. Custom Earpieces: A Closer Look
  32. Custom Walker with Rotational Hip Support
  33. Customised Headpointer
  34. Customised Support
  35. Customize Your Cane
  36. Customized Access Ramp Design for Children with Lower Extremity Weakness
  37. Design and Performance of a Wheelchair Footrest Switch
  38. Design of a Custom Weightlifting Orthosis for a Person with Tetraplegia
  39. Development and Evaluation of a Thoracic Pressure Chair For a Student with Autism
  40. Development of an Augmentative Portable Communication Device
  41. Dining Chair
  42. Do-It-Yourself Tips From Steve Pesto
  43. Earmolds and Hearing Aid Shells: A Tutorial Part 5
  44. Electronic Textbooks for On-Campus and Off-Campus Learning
  45. Experiences With Smart Homes for Older People
  46. Factors Contributing to Extended Activity Times During the Provision of Wheeled Mobility Devices
  47. Fatigue and Perceived Exertion in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis in Custom Off-The-Shelf Seating Systems
  48. Fit to Function
  49. Ford Conversions
  50. Freezer Shelves
  51. Handy Homemade Devices for Ross Arcemont
  52. Have Wheels, Will Travel
  53. Head and Neck Support
  54. Health Monitoring in an Agent-Based Smart Home
  55. Hearing Test Box
  56. Helping Zoe to Walk
  57. Hondas Now Available
  58. Hot Topic: Assistive Technology
  59. Improved Medication Management With Computerized Medication Dispensers
  60. Independence Through Prosthetics
  61. Kyle's Chair: A Model For Human Centered Design
  62. Leg Stretching Device for Persons With Spinal Cord Injuries
  63. Lift Assist: A Device That Lifts a Child With Multiple Handicaps Out of Their Wheelchair to Aid Caregivers
  64. Made to Fit?
  65. Making Captioning Easier With Automation
  66. Maximizing Independent Function: The Interdisciplinary Approach to Evaluating Physical, Cognitive, and Visual Perceptual Skills When Building a Custom Seating and Positioning System
  67. Mechanical Engineering Undergrads Make it Easier for Instructor to Continue Working
  68. Meet the MorseMouse
  69. Mobility and More: Accessible Lodging
  70. Modification of an Air Hockey Table for Recreational Use by People With Disabilities
  71. Motorized Swing for Child up to Fifty Pounds
  72. Motorized Swing from Suspended Rings
  73. Office Assistance
  74. Plantarflexion Resistance of Selected Ankle-Foot Orthosis: A Pilot Study of Commonly Prescribed Prefabricated and Custom-Molded Alternatives
  75. Prescribers’ Experience of Active Wheelchair Provisioning in Sweden: Analysis of a Postal Questionnaire
  76. Proper Seating and Positioning for Tractor Operators Affected by Spinal Cord Injuries
  77. Putting Margaux to Bed
  78. Quality of Life Technology: The State of Personal Transportation
  79. Reception Aids
  80. Recreation Kayaking for Individuals with Disabilities
  81. Reliability of Capturing Foot Parameters Using Digital Scanning and the Neutral Suspension Casting Technique
  82. Rich Nevis' Forest
  83. Riding With the Family
  84. Rural Health: Custom-Built Tractor Keeps Farm Boy Active on the Farm
  85. Searching for the Right Device: How OTs Help Determine What Patients Need for Independence
  86. Shower Seat
  87. Sleeping Together
  88. Starting High School
  89. Technology That Touches Lives: Teleconsultation to Benefit Persons With Upper Limb Loss
  90. Text-Key
  91. The Adaptive Learning Environment: Customising the System to the Users' Accessibility Needs
  92. The BIME Production Unit - A Technology Transfer Solution
  93. The Bionic Vest
  94. The Development of a Regional Assistive Technology Center
  95. The Power of Fun
  96. The Vanishing Wheelchair
  97. TRASC: Wheelchair Stair Climber
  98. Two-In-One Custom Hearing Aids Made Possible By Software-Based DSP Platform
  99. Use and Usability of Custom-Made Orthopedic Shoes
  100. Use of "Therapist-Friendly" Tools in Cognitive Assistive Technology and Telerehabilitation
  101. USU Students Design Devices to Help Solve ‘Real-World’ Problems
  102. Volunteers With Disabilities to Construct a Home Featuring Smart Home Technology (Ability House)
  103. Walking Frame Adjustments
  104. Weighted Body Garment
  105. What You Should Expect From Your Hearing Aid Dispenser
  106. Wheelchair Control Unit
  107. Wheelchair Garage Access System
  108. Wheelchair Seating and Positioning Outcomes in the Elderly Nursing Home Population
  109. Where Technology Helps Beat Disability: Center Adapts Everyday Objects for Use by Those Who Need Assist
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