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A.T. Literature- Environmental Control Units

  1. A Custom Modification to Enable a Person With a Cervical Spinal Cord Injury to Control a Digital Camera
  2. A Fetch-and-Carry Robot Appliance for Elderly and Disabled Persons
  3. A Human Centred Design Method for Developing a Robot Appliance
  4. A Novel Home Appliance Control System for People With Disabilities
  5. A Review of Emerging Access Technologies for Individuals With Severe Motor Impairments
  6. A Speech-Controlled Environmental Control System for People With Severe Dysarthria
  7. A Survey to Support the Development of an Interface Device for Integrated Control of Power Wheelchairs, Computers, and Other Devices
  8. Access Through Architecture
  9. Activity and Participation, Quality of Life and User Satisfaction Outcomes of Environmental Control Systems and Smart Home Technology: A Systematic Review
  10. Adaptive Smart Home System for Disabled
  11. Affective Robotics for Assisting Elderly People
  12. All About EADLs
  13. An Assessment Tool for Environmental Control Provision
  14. An Assistant Who May Need the Occasional Battery
  15. Augmentative Manipulation in the Classroom
  16. Autonomous and Robust 'Beverage Serving'-Task with the Rehabilitation Robotic System FRIEND
  17. Bio-Potential Based Environmental Control System
  18. Clinical Evaluation of a Wheelchair Mounted Robotic Arm
  19. Cognitive Robotics in the RoboCare Project
  20. Communication Aid: From the Idea to the Implementation System
  21. Controlling Your World Through Your Voice
  22. Development of a Novel Type Rehabilitation Robotic System Kares II
  23. Development of a Robotic Device for Facilitating Learning by Children who Have Severe Disabilities
  24. Development of Handy 1, a Rehabilitation Robotic System for the Severely Disabled
  25. ECUs Allow Remote Control of Household Devices
  26. Effects of Currently Available Smart Home Technology on Frail Elders
  27. El-E: An Assistive Robot That Fetches Objects From Flat Surfaces
  28. Emerging Technologies and Cognitive Disability
  29. Environmental Control Systems: Discussion of Design Criteria for Hospital Based Systems
  30. Examination of New Environmental Control Applications
  31. Exploring the Attitudes to Environmental Control Systems of People With Physical Disabilities: A Grounded Theory Approach
  32. Eye Position Interface for the Manus Manipulator
  33. Function and Impact of Electronic Aids to Daily Living for Experienced Users
  34. Home Monitoring and Control Applications Via SMS
  35. Human-Friendly Assistive Robotic System for Independence of the Handicapped/The Elderly
  36. Installing a Voice Activated Environmental Control Unit for Under 500 Dollars
  37. Integrated Control and Related Technology of Assistive Devices
  38. Integration of Wireless Communication in Smart Homes for People With Disabilities
  39. Intelligent Voice Control of Electronic Devices
  40. Introduction and Preliminary Evaluation of the Tongue Drive System: Wireless Tongue-Operated Assistive Technology for People With Little or No Upper-Limb Function
  41. Is Smart Home Fitted for Keeping Up the Life Style of the Golden Age?
  42. L*E*O: Language and ECU in One
  43. Leadership in Nonvisual Accessibility in Consumer Electronics: A Report on the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show
  44. Living Behavior Pattern Learning System for Human-Friendly Assistive Home Environment
  45. Look, Ma - No Hands!
  46. Miphone: The Multiple Input Speaker Telephone
  47. New Technology for the Disabled
  48. Older Adults' Perception and Use of PDAs, Home Automation System, and Home Health Monitoring System
  49. Older Persons' Perceptions of and Communication With a Companion Robot
  50. On My Command: Laptop Provides Lifeline for Man Paralyzed by ALS
  51. Partnerships With Industry: Development of an Intelligent Home Automation System
  52. Performance of Typically Developing Four- and Five-Year-Old Children With AAC Systems Using Different Language Organization Techniques
  53. Powered Swingaway Mount for Independent Positioning of Environmental Control Unit
  54. Psychological Aspects in the RoboCare Project: Laypeople's View of Domestic Robots
  55. Quartet Technology's Simplicity Series Environmental Control Unit Showcased on ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
  56. Ralph: The Home Assistant
  57. Rehabilitation Robots FRIEND-I and FRIEND-II With the Dexterous Lightweight Manipulator
  58. Robot Assisted Play for Children With Disabilities
  59. Robot Hand for the Disabled
  60. Robot Helps Kids With Rehab
  61. Robot Supported Play - New Possibilities for Physically Handicapped Children?!
  62. Robot Use and Cognitive Development in Children with Cerebral Palsy
  63. Robotics in Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology
  64. Robotics With a Human Touch
  65. Robots That Fetch: Device Could Help Disabled at Home
  66. SCI Life: Light Up a Firecracker
  67. Service for the Evaluation and Provision of Computer and Domotic Aids for the Victims of Occupational Accidents
  68. SmartX Open Source - A User Interface for Smart Environments
  69. Speech-Driven Environmental Control Systems - A Qualitative Analysis of Users' Perceptions
  70. Steward Robot for Human-Friendly Assistive Home Environment
  71. Tech Edge: Smart Home Technology
  72. Tech Opens Stephen Hawking's Universe
  73. Technology Opens New Doors - Literally
  74. The Acceptability of Home Monitoring Technology Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults and Baby Boomers
  75. The Benefits of Environmental Control Units in Everyday Life, View of Users and Helpers
  76. The Innovation Factor: Innovative Minds: The Prodigal Professor
  77. The Mind Switch Environmental Control System: Remote Hands Free Control for the Severely Disabled
  78. The Mind-Spinning Potential of the Spherical Motor
  79. Toward an Assistive Indoor/Outdoor Living Environment for People With Disabilities
  80. Toyota Unveils Helpful Human Support Robot
  81. Training Toys
  82. Usage Monitoring and Analysis to Enhance Provision of Environmental Control Systems
  83. Utilising Building Control Systems and Environmental Controls to Enhance ADL - A Scottish Case Study
  84. Voice Activated Dimmers
  85. Wireless Challenges for Mobile Robotic Tele-Echography System
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