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A.T. Literature- One Hand

  1. “Enabling Products”: Consumers With Limited Hand Functions Evaluate an Automatic Jar Opener
  2. A New Design Approach of User-Centered Design on a Personal Assistive Bathing Device for Hemiplegia
  3. Adaptations Do Not Have to Be Difficult
  4. An Ergonomic Wheelchair for Hemiplegics
  5. Battery Tester for People with Physical and Mental Disabilities
  6. Before You Consider Adaptive Technology – Options for One Hand Typing and Keyboarding
  7. Boffins Develop Sight-Free Touchscreen Phone Dialler
  8. Comparison of Activities of Daily Living in Two Different One Arm Drive Wheelchairs: A Controlled Trial
  9. Contact Lens Storage Case and Inserter
  10. Creating a Classroom of Discovery and Wonder
  11. Design of a Cafeteria Tray for Use by Stroke Survivors
  12. Design of a One-Arm Drive System for a Wheelchair Stander
  13. Developing More Desirable Products for Stroke Survivors
  14. Development of a Device to Assist in Packing and Unpacking Bags: Hanging Bag Assistant
  15. Device Lets Disabled People Drive With One Hand
  16. Dressing Assistants for Women With the Use of One Hand
  17. DuaLock: A Simultaneously Locking Wheelchair Lock
  18. Dual-Task Motor Performance With a Tongue-Operated Assistive Technology Compared With Hand Operations
  19. Easy Things to Make...To Make Things Easy: Simple Do-It-Yourself Home Modifications for Older People and Others With Physical Limitations
  20. EMOD: Electronic Medication Organizer and Dispenser
  21. Ergonomic Redesign of Elliptical Trainer to Promote Greater Safety, Comfort and Usability
  22. Eye Tracking for Mobile Control
  23. Fishing - A Lifetime Leisure Activity Having No Boundaries
  24. Fold-A-Board Communication Device
  25. Foot-Action Guitar Strummer
  26. FrogPad Featured in New York Times
  27. Gauntlet Keyboard Glove Puts a Keyboard on Your Hand
  28. Independence Can Be Cheap and Easy With Low Tech Assistive Technology
  29. Independently Accessible Mounting and Positioning Technology
  30. Knot-Tying Device
  31. Lace-amatic Makes Light Work of Tying and Tightening Shoe Laces
  32. Med-Ease: Facilitating the Occupation of Opening Medicine Bottles
  33. MonoMano Cycling Control System
  34. One Hand, Finger, Mouthstick, Headstick
  35. One Handed Bathroom Tissue Dispenser
  36. One-Handed in a Two-Handed World
  37. One-Handed in a Two-Handed World
  38. PACKAGE Project: Results of European User Trials for Easy Openable Packaging
  39. Single-Hand Use Keyboard
  40. Smart Shower
  41. Solutions for One-Handed Typists
  42. Technology's Helping Hand
  43. The Swivel Plow: A Portable Sweeping Device
  44. Video Game Technology Gives Veterans New Lease on Life
  45. Wallet Modification for Residents of Eden Supportive Living
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