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  1. 14 Tech Tools That Enhance Computing for the Disabled
  2. A Look at Quick Glance
  3. A Multiple Camera Tongue Switch for a Child With Severe Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy
  4. A Practical EMG-Based Human-Computer Interface for Users with Motor Disabilities
  5. A Review of Emerging Access Technologies for Individuals With Severe Motor Impairments
  6. A Totally Hands-free Computer Experience: The Smart-NAV
  7. Access Through the Wireless World
  8. Accuracy and Frequency Analysis of MultiTouch Interfaces for Individuals With Parkinsonian and Essential Hand Tremor
  9. Asynchronous BCI Control Using High-Frequency SSVEP
  10. Biggy: Version 3.0
  11. Brain-Controlled Cursor Doubles as a Neural Workout
  12. Brain-Twitter Project Offers Hope to Paralyzed Patients
  13. Case Study: Satisfaction and Device Preference for Alternative Computer Access
  14. Convenient Intelligent Cursor Control Web Systems for Internet Users With Severe Motor-Impairments
  15. Cursor Control System
  16. Development of a Computer Assistive Input Device Through a Commercial Numerical Keypad by Position Coding Technology for People With Disabilities
  17. Device Controls Laptop Without Keyboard, Mouse
  18. Evaluation of Tooth-Click Triggering and Speech Recognition in Assistive Technology for Computer Access
  19. Experiment on a Novel User Input for Computer Interface Utilizing Tongue Input for the Severely Disabled
  20. Eye Gaze Tracking/Electromyogram Computer Cursor Control System for Users With Motor Disabilities
  21. Eye-Blink Detection System for Human-Computer Interaction
  22. Eyes Have Control: Eye-Tracking Technology Lets Disabled Communicate with PCs
  23. Gaming Control Using a Wearable and Wireless EEG-Based Brain-Computer Interface Device With Novel Dry Foam-Based Sensors
  24. IntelliPointer is Ergonomic
  25. Joystick Takes Cues by Voice
  26. Matrix Realized: Connecting Brains to Computers Could Circumvent Disabilities
  27. Measuring Target Acquisition Utilizing Madentec's Tracker Head Pointing System in Individuals with Cerebral Palsy
  28. Measuring Target Acquisition Utilizing Madentec's Tracker System in Individuals With Cerebral Palsy
  29. Meet the MorseMouse
  30. Mouse Emulation Using the Wheelchair Joystick: Preliminary Performance Comparison Using Four Modes of Control
  31. Neural Control of Cursor Trajectory and Click by a Human With Tetraplegia 1000 Days After Implant of an Intracortical Microelectrode Array
  32. Neuromotor Prosthesis Development
  33. Performance Investigation of a Head-Operated Device and Expanded Membrane Cursor Keys in a Target Acquisition Task
  34. Pocket-Sized Package
  35. Primary Motor Cortex Tuning to Intended Movement Kinematics in Humans With Tetraplegia
  36. Removing Barriers Using Switch Access
  37. Repurposing Commodity Hardware for Use as Assistive Technologies
  38. Review: IBM Mouse Smoothing Software
  39. Technology Helps Students With Disabilities
  40. The Development of a Mouse Signal Simulator Circuit Board to Simplify the Construction of Custom Made Computer Access Devices
  41. The Impulse Offers Independence for People With Disabilities
  42. The Migratory Cursor: Accurate Speech-Based Cursor Movement by Moving Multiple Ghost Cursors Using Non-Verbal Vocalizations
  43. Tongue Power: Clinical Trial Shows Quadriplegic Individuals Can Operate Powered Wheelchairs and Computers with Tongue Drive System
  44. Toward Functioning and Usable Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs): A Literature Review
  45. Virtual Keyboard for Windows
  46. Wearable Mouse
  47. What Works for a CEO with a Disability
  48. Wireless Sip and Puff Switch for Computer Access
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