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  1. "It Gives Me A Sense of Independence" - Findings From Ireland on the Use and Usefulness of Assistive Technology for People With Dementia
  2. “Enabling Products”: Consumers With Limited Hand Functions Evaluate an Automatic Jar Opener
  3. “The Cognitive Kitchen” - Key Principles and Suggestions for Design That Includes Older Adults With Cognitive Impairments as Kitchen Users
  4. 10 Things I Can Do for Myself - and Then Some…
  5. 24 Hour Positioning - The Missing Link
  6. 4-Way Opener Accommodates Upper-Extremity Challenges
  7. A Multidisciplinary Project Course on Innovative Assistive Technology for Engineering and Business Majors
  8. A Quest for Better Kitchens for Older Women: The Universal Design Kitchen Project
  9. A Range of Opinions: A Survey on the Accessibility of Today's Home Appliances
  10. Acceptance of Healthcare Robots for the Older Population: Review and Future Directions
  11. Accessibility Services: Workable Stoves and Ovens
  12. Accessibility Wash: New, Usable Washers and Dryers Are Released
  13. Accessible Computer Workstations
  14. Accessible Home: Modify Your Laundry Room for Wheelchair Accessibility
  15. Accessible Home: Simple Steps to Modify Your Kitchen for Wheelchair Accessibility
  16. Accomplishing Technology Transfer: Case-Based Lessons of What Works and What Does Not
  17. Aiding Assistive Technology
  18. Applica Introduces Black & Decker LidsOff Jar Opener
  19. Assistive Devices: Usage in Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis
  20. Assistive Robots in Health Care Settings
  21. Assistive Technology in Everyday Living: A User Survey of People With Parkinson's Disease
  22. AT Lab Making Others' Lives Easier
  23. Automatic Milk and Cereal Dispenser
  24. Back Saving Assistive Technology Solutions
  25. Bath and Cooker Monitoring Systems for People With Dementia
  26. Bed-Making Device
  27. BeepEgg Cooks Along With Your Eggs, and Sings When They're Ready
  28. Beyond Technology Transfer: Quality of Life Impacts From R&D Outcomes
  29. Bosch Puts New Spin on Washer and Dryer Controls
  30. Boulder's SmartHome: Technology's Promise for Those With Disabilities
  31. Caregiver Involvement in the Use of Assistive Devices by Frail Older Persons
  32. Carpet Cleaner Attachment for a Wheelchair
  33. Chair Brake
  34. Collapsible and Trunk Loading Shopping Cart
  35. Comparison of Static Picture and Video Prompting on the Performance of Cooking-Related Tasks by Students With Autism
  36. Consumer Electronics: Crisis at the Big Box Store, Part 3
  37. Cooking With Feeling (And Other Useful Senses): Adaptive Culinary Techniques for the Visually Impaired
  38. Crisis at the Big Box Store, Part 2
  39. Designing for Everyone
  40. Designing for the Senior Surge: Makers of Appliances, Bath Fixtures Target Aging Boomers; Cooking for the Forgetful
  41. Developing More Desirable Products for Stroke Survivors
  42. Development and Integration of Package Opening Devices With a Flexible Robot in a SMART Home Environment
  43. Development of a Device for Attaching a Wheelchair to a Shopping Cart or Baby Stroller
  44. Do-It-Yourself Tips From Steve Pesto
  45. Effect of Assistive Technology in Hand Osteoarthritis: A Randomised Controlled Trial
  46. Effectiveness of Computer Ergonomics Interventions for an Engineering Company: A Program Evaluation
  47. Ergonomics: It's Not Just For Your Clients
  48. Evaluation of Virtual Shopping in the VMall: Comparison of Post-stroke Participants to Healthy Control Subjects
  49. Examples of Ergonomic Interventions in Manufacturing and Office Environments
  50. Factors That Impact the Level of Difficulty of Everyday Technology in a Sample of Older Adults With and Without Cognitive Impairment
  51. Freezer Shelves
  52. Front-Loading Washer and Dryer
  53. Get Cookin'!
  54. Gone Shopping: An Update on the Accessibility of Kitchen Appliances
  55. Good Ideas from Jim Fraher
  56. Good News on the Home Front: an Update on the Accessibility of Appliances
  57. Hand Disability Vacuum Cleaner Handle Modification
  58. Handy Hints from Mel Nowland
  59. High Tech Cooking: A Literature Review of Evolving Technologies for Teaching a Functional Skill
  60. Improvements of Task Performance in Daily Life After Acquired Brain Injury Using Commonly Available Everyday Technology
  61. In High Gear: Joe Soares
  62. Independence Can Be Cheap and Easy With Low Tech Assistive Technology
  63. Integration of Wireless Communication in Smart Homes for People With Disabilities
  64. IRobot Roomba Discovery
  65. Kid-Sized Comfort
  66. Kitchen Helpers
  67. Left to Their Own Devices, Some Practical Folks Create Low-Cost Gadgets to Fit Their Needs
  68. Let's Not Forget About Low Technology For Deaf-Blind People
  69. Lever-Operated Dishwasher Opener
  70. Life Inside a Vacuum (Cleaner)
  71. Lift and Transport System
  72. Light Bulb Changer
  73. Living Arrangements: An Oakhurst Program Teaches Skills for Living to People With Developmental Disabilities
  74. Long-Handled Sponges: To Bend or Not To Bend
  75. Low Budget Commercial Development of a Transfer Aid: A Case Study
  76. Making Assistive Technology Work in the Workplace: It Is Easier Than You Think
  77. Milk Carton Opener
  78. Mint Automatic Floor Cleaner Prepares for Kitchen Duty
  79. Mobility Friendly Home
  80. My Ergonomic Home Office
  81. New Cooking Aid Developed for Arthritis Sufferers
  82. New Roomba Robo-Vac Features a Wireless Command Center
  83. Not at Home on the Range
  84. NSCIA Community Forum: Technology
  85. One-Handed in a Two-Handed World
  86. Oven Helper
  87. Painting the Ideal Home: Using Art to Express Visions of Technologically Supported Independent Living for Older People in North-East England
  88. Problems People With Dementia Have With Kitchen Tasks: The Challenge for Pervasive Computing
  89. Product Evaluations: From Fevers to Cooking Temperatures: A Review of Three Talking Thermometers
  90. Rich Nevis' Forest
  91. Robot-Assisted Shopping for the Visually Impaired: Proof-of-Concept Design and Feasibility Evaluation
  92. Robotic Arms May Climb Walls to Help Disabled
  93. Roomba
  94. Seat Back Cleaner and Ergonomic Broom
  95. Setting Up the Low Vision Kitchen
  96. Shopping Aid for the Visually Impaired
  97. ShopTalk: Independent Blind Shopping = Verbal Route Directions + Barcode Scans
  98. Sleep, Pain, and Peace of Mind
  99. Sliding Drawer-Style Dishwasher
  100. Smart Home Technology - Smart for Whom?
  101. SmartWave - Intelligent Meal Preparation System to Help Older People Live Independently
  102. Subtitles Make Cooking Show CD-ROM Accessible
  103. Success Story: Rebecca Pratte
  104. Talking Turkey About Household Appliances and Consumer Electronics: Crisis for the Blind at the Big Box Store
  105. Technology's Helping Hand
  106. The Accessible Pantry: Food Identification Tips, Tools, and Techniques
  107. The Blind Cook: A Q&A
  108. The Cutting Edge: Low Vision Kitchen Safety
  109. The Design of an Interactive Assistive Kitchen System
  110. The Future: Communication in an Ambient Intelligence Environment
  111. The Ingredients Measuring System: A Kitchen Aid for Individuals With Gross Motor Control
  112. The Match Between Experienced Difficulties in Everyday Activities After Stroke and Assistive Technology for Cognitive Support
  113. The Return of the Digital House
  114. The Robot in the Kitchen: The Cultural Politics of Care-Work and the Development of In-Home Assistive Technology
  115. The 'Sread Board': A Safe Device to Enable Hemiplegic People to Put Spreads on Bread
  116. The Swivel Plow: A Portable Sweeping Device
  117. The White List: Choosing Blind-Friendly Appliances
  118. This Bold House
  119. Transgenerational Design and Product Differentiators in Product Development
  120. Turn-Ease Motorized Refrigerator Lazy Susan
  121. Twendy-One Ready to Lend a Robotic Helping Hand to the Elderly
  122. Universal Design: A Solution for Independent Living
  123. Universal Railing Runner
  124. Using a Timer Device for the Stove: Experiences of Older Adults With Memory Impairment or Dementia and Their Families
  125. Website Evaluation: Directions for Me, a Gift to People Who Can’t Read the Box
  126. Working Around the House: Selecting the Right Tools
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