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  1. “Assist to Exit,” Tilt-Lift Automotive Seat
  2. “Lift Me Up” Device
  3. A Gravity Balance Mechanism Used to Eliminate the Body-Weight Influence on People With Lower-Limb Disabilities
  4. A User-Friendly Home
  5. Access: Finding the Right Ceiling Lift
  6. Accessibility is Redefining the Spa and Fitness Industries
  7. Accessible Home: Simple Steps to Make Your Bathroom Wheelchair Accessible
  8. ALS Patients’ Self-Reported Satisfaction With AssistiveTechnology
  9. AMTAC: Adjustable Mechanism for the Transfer to Adaptive Cycles
  10. An Assistive Home
  11. An Expert Review of the Scientific Literature on Independent Wheelchair Transfers
  12. Assistive Technology in Everyday Living: A User Survey of People With Parkinson's Disease
  13. Bariatric Tub Transfer Bench Promotes Durability and Safety
  14. Basics of Sling Selection and Use for Home Care Patient Lifting
  15. Bathtub Transfer Bench With Rotary Seat
  16. Better for Clients, Better for Therapists
  17. Biomechanics of Sitting Pivot Transfers Among Individuals With a Spinal Cord Injury: A Review of the Current Knowledge
  18. Carex Adds Portable Lifting Seats to Mobility Aid Line
  19. Ceiling Lift Range
  20. Challenge: Transferring Between Rooms
  21. Clinical Evaluation of the Prototype Roboticbed in an Experimental Environment
  22. Collapsible Wheelchair Lifting Seat
  23. Comparison of Peak Shoulder and Elbow Mechanical Loads During Weight-Relief Lifts and Sitting Pivot Transfers Among Manual Wheelchair Users With Spinal Cord Injury
  24. Correlation of Shoulder Range of Motion Limitations at Discharge With Limitations in Activities and Participation One Year Later in Persons With Spinal Cord Injury
  25. Creating an Environment Where Your Family Will Thrive
  26. Cruise Ship Evacuation Spine Board
  27. Design and Development of a Portable Watercraft Transfer Device
  28. Design and Experimental Evaluation of a Vertical Lift Walker for Sit-to-Stand Transition Assistance
  29. Design of a Load Sharing Sit-to-Stand Assistive Test Bed
  30. Development and Psychometric Properties of the Self-Efficacy Scale for Transfers for Caregivers of Children Requiring Transfer Assistance
  31. Development of an Automated Method to Detect Sitting Pivot Transfer Phases Using Biomechanical Variables: Toward a Standardized Method
  32. Development of Custom Measurement System for Biomechanical Evaluation of Independent Wheelchair Transfers
  33. Device to Assist a Patient out of A Hospital Bed
  34. Device’s Design Targets Safe Transfers and Mobility
  35. Do-It-Yourself Tips From Steve Pesto
  36. Efficacy of an Assistive Intervention for Abdominal Surgery Patients in Postoperative Care
  37. Experts Design Soft, Strong Robot for Healthcare Facilities
  38. Falls Recovery Lifting Device
  39. Handling Stairs in the Seated Position for People With Unilateral Lower-Limb Amputations
  40. High Tech Meets Heritage
  41. Home Safety for People With Disabilities: How to Modify Your Home to Reduce Your Risk of Injuries
  42. How to Make Transfers Easier
  43. Hydraulic Stand-Up Lift Features Ergonomic Design and Aims to Ensure Transfer Safety
  44. Independence Through Prosthetics
  45. Inflatable Lift Chair Offers Assistance for Users Following Falls
  46. Intercity Transportation Provider Views: Are We Ready to Provide Safe and Dignified Services to All?
  47. Is Upper Limb Muscular Demand Different Between Wheelchair Transfers From the Preferred Versus Non-Preferred Side?
  48. Kinematic Analysis of Sit to Stand by Persons With Rheumatoid Arthritis Supported by a Service Dog
  49. Lift Assist: A Device That Lifts a Child With Multiple Handicaps Out of Their Wheelchair to Aid Caregivers
  50. LifterMate: Moving Beyond the Hoyer-Style Portable Patient Lift
  51. Lifting Assist for a Wheelchair
  52. LiftVest Provides Safe, Dignified Transfers at MLCS
  53. Low Budget Commercial Development of a Transfer Aid: A Case Study
  54. Lower Extremity Weight Bearing During Three Lateral Level Wheelchair Transfer Techniques
  55. Measurement System to Assess the Biomechanics of Independent Car Transfer and Wheelchair Loading
  56. Mechanical Lift Systems
  57. Meet Toyota’s Robotic Nurses
  58. Methodology for User and User’s Life Centered Clinical Evaluation of Assistive Technology (ULCEAT): Evaluation With Prototype Roboticbed(R)
  59. Mo What?
  60. Mobility Assistance Device Targets Eased Standing, Sitting, and Walking
  61. Modern Medical Introduces SuperLift
  62. Mothers’ Perceptions of the Introduction of a Hoist Into the Family Home of Children With Physical Disabilities
  63. Need a Lift?
  64. New Transfer Seat
  65. Patient Lifts: Balancing Safety With Recovery
  66. Patient Safety During Assistant Propelled Wheelchair Transfers: The Effect of the Seat Cushion on Risk of Falling
  67. Patient-Handling System
  68. Pole Transfer Aid
  69. Portable Assistive Elevation Seat
  70. Portable Device to Lift a Person into a Vehicle
  71. Portable Lightweight Seat-Lift Aid
  72. Pose Estimation and Docking of Robotic Wheelchair to Robotic Transfer System for Autonomous Transfer Aid of Motor-Disabled
  73. Power Planning: Electrical Considerations for New Home Construction
  74. Product Peeks Winter 2013
  75. Proper Sling Selection and Application While Using Patient Lifts
  76. Quicker Picker Upper
  77. Redesign of a Portable, Collapsible, Wheelchair-to-Vehicle Transfer System
  78. RESNA Position on the Application of Seat-Elevating Devices for Wheelchair Users
  79. Restroom Lift-Assist Device
  80. Risk Factors for Injury During Dependent Transfers on an Aircraft
  81. ROBOHELPER Robots Promise Relief for Caregivers
  82. Safe Patient Movement for Therapists
  83. Safe, Sound, and Solo: Baby Boomers Who are Aging into Disabilities Update Their Homes to Live on Their Own
  84. Schwartz Center for Children Implements New Physical Therapy Safety Feature
  85. Self Supported Patient Transfer Board
  86. Shoulder Joint Forces During Lateral and Overhead Wheelchair Transfers
  87. Special Approaches for Safe Handling of Disabled Children in the Netherlands
  88. Spinal Cord Injury and the Bariatric Patient
  89. Standing Up: A Systematic Review of Grabrail Orientations
  90. StandStrap Assists Lifts From Wheelchair, Provides Standing Support
  91. Stepping Into the Future: Assistive Robotics In and Out of the Lab
  92. Students’ Pill Pal, HugGloves to Assist the Elderly
  93. Successful Implementation of Ceiling-Mounted Lift Systems
  94. Swivel Slide Shower Chair
  95. Technology Watch
  96. The Accessible Housing Design File
  97. The Feet Free Moment and Ground Reaction Force in Wheelchair Transfer: A Pilot Study
  98. The Impact of Transfer Setup on Hand Positioning During Independent Transfers
  99. The PLAT/TO Classic and PLAT/TO Valet Systems
  100. The Robots Are Coming!
  101. Tidis-B: Wheelchair-to-Bed Transfer System
  102. Transfer From Table to Wheelchair in Men and Women With Spinal Cord Injury: Coordination of Body Movement and Arm Forces
  103. Transfer System Helps Travelers Get Back on the Road
  104. Transferring Made Easier
  105. Transferring Wheelchair
  106. Upright Device Targets Improved Transfer for Patients
  107. Using Technology to Promote Safe Patient Handling and Rehabilitation
  108. Volunteers Help Repay a Disabled Veteran's Sacrifice
  109. Wheelchair Transfers: Up in the Air
  110. Wheelchair With Drop Down Armrest for Sliding Transfers by User
  111. Wheelchair-to-Toilet Transfer System
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