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A.T. Literature- RERC

  1. “Enabling Products”: Consumers With Limited Hand Functions Evaluate an Automatic Jar Opener
  2. “Lift Me Up” Device
  3. A Community-Based Program for Teaching Application of Technology
  4. A Decision Support System for Remote Wheelchair Selection in Telerehabilitation
  5. A Front-Row Seat at a Wheelchair Crash Test
  6. A Lifelike Prosthetic Arm
  7. A Pilot Investigation of Speech Sound Disorder Intervention Delivered by Telehealth to School-Age Children
  8. A Quest for Better Kitchens for Older Women: The Universal Design Kitchen Project
  9. A Survey to Support the Development of an Interface Device for Integrated Control of Power Wheelchairs, Computers, and Other Devices
  10. A Systematic Process for Successful Technology Transfer
  11. AAC Writers' Brigade: An AAC-RERC Project
  12. AAC-RERC Monitors Technology and Policy Developments
  13. AAC-RERC State of the Science Conference
  14. Access to Print and Online Text for People With Low Vision
  15. Accessibility of Medical Instrumentation: A National Healthcare Consumer Survey
  16. Accomplishing Technology Transfer: Case-Based Lessons of What Works and What Does Not
  17. ACETS Online Increases Employment Opportunities for People Who Use AAC
  18. Achieving Mobility
  19. Activity Monitors for Wheelchair Users
  20. Adaptive Seating for Single Rider Golf Carts
  21. Aiding Assistive Technology
  22. Alternative Modes of Manual Wheelchair Propulsion
  23. Applica Introduces Black & Decker LidsOff Jar Opener
  24. Applications for a Technology Transfer Model
  25. Assessment of User Needs in Wireless Technologies
  26. Augmentative Communication Employment Training and Supports (ACETS)
  27. Benefits and Drawbacks of Remote and Beam-Forming Microphones as Hearing Aid Accessories for Hard-of-Hearing and Late-Deafened Adults
  28. Beyond Technology Transfer: Quality of Life Impacts From R&D Outcomes
  29. Bowling Slide for Individuals Seated in Wheelchairs
  30. Bright Ideas for Better Living
  31. CIR Casting System - A New Approach for Making Transtibial Sockets
  32. CNN Survey Results: Workplace Accommodations
  33. Combination Seed Dispenser and Planting Mechanism
  34. Comparison of Standing Versus Supine Alignment Capture Methods for Monolimb Fabrication
  35. Consumer Feedback on Smart Home Applications
  36. Critical Processes in the Universal Design of Grocery Retail Workstations: Applying the CATEA Process Model for Product Design Partnerships
  37. Design and Experimental Evaluation of a Vertical Lift Walker for Sit-to-Stand Transition Assistance
  38. Design of a Test Method to Evaluate the Forward Facing Wheelchair Containment and Occupant Retention System Subjected to Low G Accelerations
  39. Development of Telemonitoring Architecture for Children's Communication Skills
  40. Developments in Research and Technology
  41. Developments in Research and Technology
  42. Developments in Research and Technology
  43. Developments in Research and Technology
  44. Developments in Research and Technology
  45. Developments in Research and Technology
  46. Developments in Research and Technology
  47. Developments in Research and Technology: Hearing-Assistive Technologies: Classroom Sound-Field Systems
  48. Developments in Research and Technology: InSound XT Hearing Aid
  49. Developments in Research and Technology: Solar-Powered Hearing Aid
  50. Developments in Research and Technology: SpeechView
  51. Developments in Research and Technology: The Menniett Device: New Treatment for Meniere's Disease
  52. Disabled Cite Need to Improve Wireless Devices
  53. Disabled Seek Better Cell Phone Features, Survey Finds
  54. Dr. K’s Canes
  55. Effectiveness Evaluation of a Remote Accessibility Assessment System for Wheelchair Users Using Virtualized Reality
  56. Emergency Preparedness for People With Disabilities: Guide and Checklist
  57. Establishing Seating and Wheeled Mobility Research Priorities
  58. Evaluating Interventions With an Adaptive Video Game Platform for Children With Cerebral Palsy
  59. Exciting New AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) Projects
  60. FCC Filing on Public Safety Issues: Comments of the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center for Wireless Technologies (Wireless RERC)
  61. Focus Groups on Accessibility of Medical Instrumentation
  62. Georgia Tech and Shepherd To Study Wireless for Disabled
  63. Handwriting Analysis Software
  64. Haptic Feedback Interfaces for Rehabilitation
  65. Hearing Aid Compatibility for Digital Wireless Phones
  66. Hearing Aid Compatible Cellphones: Findings From the Annual Survey of Consumer Experiences, 2006-2008
  67. High-Tech AAC to Supplement Residual Speech
  68. Information Technology Infrastructure for Supporting Telerehabilitation
  69. Injury to Wheelchair Users as a Result of Loading and Unloading From a Motor Vehicle
  70. Investigations of Roll-Over Shape: Implications for Design, Alignment, and Evaluation of Ankle-Foot Prostheses and Orthoses
  71. IpsiHand: Direct Recoupling of Intention and Movement
  72. Joystick Use for Virtual Power Wheelchair Driving in Individuals With Tremor: Pilot Study
  73. Magnetic Performance Requirements for Wireless Device/Hearing Aid Telecoil Mode Compatibility
  74. Making IT Accessible to All is Latest Challenge
  75. Manual Wheelchair Storage System
  76. Measurement of Activity Patterns Among Wheelchair Users via GPS and Wheel Rotation Logging Devices
  77. Mobility and More: Chair-Driving Habits: Manual vs. Power
  78. Mobility and More: Proper Use of WTORS
  79. Mobility and More: Wheelchair Transportation Safety
  80. Model Integrating Assistive Technology Use and Human Performance for People With Disabilities
  81. Motorized Headrest for People With Neck Muscle Weakness
  82. Occupant Restraint Preferences of Individuals Traveling in Motor Vehicles While Seated in Their Wheelchairs
  83. Peering Into a Crystal Ball: What's the Future for Wheelchair-Seated Travel?
  84. Personal Vans and Wheelchair Seating
  85. Pilot Live-In Trial at the GatorTech Smarthouse
  86. Previewing a Year of Promise for the Disabled
  87. RERC RecTech's Online Solutions Database for Assistive Technology
  88. Research Priorities: Seating and Positioning
  89. Research Priorities: Wheeled Mobility
  90. Researchers Hope to Build a Better Wheelchair
  91. Riding to School in a Wheelchair
  92. Safety & Wheelchair Transport
  93. Sharing Accessibility Information Among a Mobile Wireless Community
  94. State of the Science
  95. State of the Science of Aural Rehabilitation
  96. State of the Science White Paper on Tissue Integration Management
  97. Students Who Ride Seated in Wheelchairs: Survey of State Directors of Pupil Transportation
  98. Technology Use by People With Hearing and Speech Loss for Communicating With Emergency Response Services
  99. Teens in Transition to Community Transportation
  100. Telerehabilitation Assessment Using the Functioning Everyday With a Wheelchair-Capacity Instrument
  101. The “Hummer”: A Vocal Cord Vibration Switch
  102. The 5-Year Plan
  103. The Development of Validity and Test-Retest Reliability for Measuring the Effect of WheelchairNet on Wheelchair Decision-Making by Consumers
  104. The Equiliberator: A Balance Therapy Entertainment System
  105. The Impact of an Application of Telerehabilitation Technology on Caregiver Burden
  106. The Role of Parents and Caregivers in Providing Safe Transportation for Occupants Seated in Wheelchairs
  107. Towards Conversational Speech Recognition for a Wearable Computer Based Appointment Scheduling Agent
  108. Tracy's Story
  109. Transportation Safety Standards for Wheelchair Users: A Review of Voluntary Standards for Improved Safety, Usability, and Independence of Wheelchair-Seated Travelers
  110. Use and Satisfaction With Urinary Incontinence Pads by Home-Based Elderly
  111. Using a Wheelchair as a Seat in a Motor Vehicle: An Overview of Wheelchair Transportation Safety and Related Standards
  112. Using Virtual Reality and Telerehabilitation to Improve Walking in Individuals Following Stroke
  113. Verrucose Hyperplasia: A Problem From Open-end Prosthetic Sockets
  114. Virtual Collaboration Using Internet-Based Tools
  115. Vocabulary to Support Socially-Valued Adult Roles
  116. Wheelchair Seating Assessment and Intervention: A Comparison Between Telerehabilitation and Face-to-Face Service
  117. Wheelchair Transportation Safety on School Buses: Stakeholder Recommendations for Priority Issues and Actions
  118. Wheelchair Transportation: Safety Trends
  119. Wheeled Mobility Device Transportation Safety in Fixed Route and Demand-Responsive Public Transit Vehicles Within the United States
  120. Widening the Wireless World
  121. Wireless RERC Technical Paper: Access to Wireless Technologies for People With Disabilities: Issues, Opportunities and Policy Options. Findings of a Policy Delphi
  122. Wireless Technology and Accessibility Policy: 10 Key Issues
  123. Workplace Accommodation Outcomes
  124. Workplace Accommodation Training: A Focus on Providing Training to ATPs
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