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  1. A Multidisciplinary Project Course on Innovative Assistive Technology for Engineering and Business Majors
  2. Accessible Home: Modify Your Laundry Room for Wheelchair Accessibility
  3. Accessible Home: Simple Steps to Modify Your Kitchen for Wheelchair Accessibility
  4. Adjustable Mechanical Reacher
  5. Adjustable Scissor Lift to Move a Person Between a Wheelchair and the Floor
  6. Assistive Devices: Usage in Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis
  7. Assistive Foot Care Device
  8. Automated Laser Pointing Device for Capuchin Monkey Helpers
  9. Automatic Telescoping Reach Extender
  10. Backpack Lever Arm System
  11. Battery Powered Mechanical Grabbing Device
  12. Biomimetic Reaching Assist Device
  13. Bright Ideas for Better Living
  14. CLUTCH Reaching and Gripping Device
  15. Development and Human Performance Evaluation of Control Modes of a Lightweight Smart-Assistive Robotic Arm (SARA)
  16. Dusty: An Assistive Mobile Manipulator That Retrieves Dropped Objects for People With Motor Impairments
  17. El-E: An Assistive Robot That Fetches Objects From Flat Surfaces
  18. E-Z Reach Vertical Space Saver Storage System
  19. Functional Reach Abilities of Wheeled Mobility Device Users: Toward Inclusive Design
  20. Grasping Naturally Versus Grasping With a Reacher in People Without Disabilities: Motor Control and Muscle Activation Differences
  21. Helpful Hints From Vicki Pollyea
  22. Helping Hands
  23. Hoe, Hoe, Hoe - Gardening is for Everyone
  24. Independence Through Prosthetics
  25. Innovations: Futuristic Marvels of Independence
  26. Jamming Grippers Combine to Form Robotic Elephant Trunk
  27. JWOD/JETS National Engineering Design Challenge Finals
  28. Light Bulb Changer
  29. Machines for Living
  30. Nature & Nurture
  31. New Ultra Grabber Offers Personal In-Home Convenience
  32. Older People as Partners in Assistive Technology Research: The Use of Focus Groups in the Design Process
  33. Portable Cupholder System
  34. Reaching Your Goals
  35. Research Seeks to Replace Service Dogs With Robots
  36. Researchers Hope to Build a Better Wheelchair
  37. Robot Helps Quadriplegic Scratch an Itch for the First Time in a Decade
  38. Robotic Arm With SmartTactile Skin Helps Reach Through Clutter
  39. Robotic Gripper Picks Up Objects Using Coffee Grounds and a Balloon
  40. Robots That Fetch: Device Could Help Disabled at Home
  41. Seeing Robotics With New Eyes
  42. Service Robots in Elderly Care at Home: Users’ Needs and Perceptions as a Basis for Concept Development
  43. The Internet Evolution
  44. The Retractable Reacher
  45. The Robots Are Coming!
  46. The Slik-Stik Walking Stick
  47. Toyota Unveils Helpful Human Support Robot
  48. Wheelchair Arm Controlled by Thought Alone
  49. Wheelchair Mobile Arm Support
  50. Wheelchair-Mounted Suction System for Retrieval of Small Items
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