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  1. Accessible Ball Maze
  2. Accessible Toys for the Young and Young at Heart With Vision Loss
  3. An Italian Research Project to Study the Play of Children With Motor Disabilities: The First Year of Activity
  4. Are Power Chair Sports Really Exercise
  5. Assistive Tennis Ball Launcher
  6. Backyards and Butterflies: Ways to Include Children with Disabilities in Outdoor Activities
  7. Bicycle for the Visually Impaired
  8. Bowling Slide for Individuals Seated in Wheelchairs
  9. Correlation of the Pediatric Volitional Questionnaire With the Test of Playfulness in a Virtual Environment: The Power of Engagement
  10. Design and Development of a Vestibular Swing
  11. Designing for Inclusive Play: Applying the Principles of Universal Design to the Playground
  12. Developing the IROMEC Robot for Play: Results From the First Experimental Trials
  13. Development of an Interface for Integration of Communication and Robotic Play
  14. Effects of Video Modeling and Video Feedback on Peer-Directed Social Language Skills of a Child With Autism
  15. Equipment to Enhance an Adapted Aquatic Program - Part 3: But Where's the Pool
  16. Flex2Play: An Ankle Strength Training Device With Virtual Reality Interface for Children With Cerebral Palsy
  17. Foam Wars
  18. Harry Potter and the Accessible Theme Park
  19. Let's Play! Playground Accessibility and the ADA
  20. Making Decisions About Assistive Technology With Infants and Toddlers
  21. Methodological Framework to Set Up Educational and Therapy Sessions With Robotic Technology: The IROMEC Proposal
  22. Modified Scooter
  23. Motorized Swing for Child up to Fifty Pounds
  24. Motorized Swing from Suspended Rings
  25. Outdoor Play Activity Center
  26. Park for Special Needs Children to Open in San Antonio
  27. Recreational Swing Aid
  28. Robot Playmate May Help Children With Autism
  29. Robots as Social Mediators: Field Trials With Children With Special Needs
  30. Sensory Play Station
  31. Teaching Strategies With Pedometers for All Children
  32. The E-Racer: A Go-Kart for a Child With Cerebral Palsy
  33. The New Face of Autism Therapy
  34. The Pivoting Ball Kicker: A Device That Provides Recreation to Children With Ambulatory Handicaps
  35. The Positive Effects of Early Powered Mobility on Children’s Psychosocial and Play Skills
  36. The Power of Fun
  37. The Universal Design for Play Tool: Establishing Validity and Reliability
  38. The Well-Known Secret
  39. Using Lego Robots to Estimate Cognitive Ability in Children Who Have Severe Physical Disabilities
  40. Using Music to Help Children With Disabilities Play
  41. Wall Climber for Special Needs Children at the Bell Center
  42. Welcome Children With Autism on Your Playground Using These Simple Planning Tips
  43. Wheelchair Football Devices
  44. Wheelchairs and Exercise
  45. Zonta Accessible Playground (ZAP): A River of the Senses
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