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  1. A Randomized Controlled Trial of the Apple iPod Touch as Task Support Among People With ASD on the Job
  2. A Verbal Cuing Device for Persons With Brain Injury: Development and Proof-of-Concept Case Study
  3. A Vocal Memory Aid for Elderly People
  4. AAC Strategies and Tools for Persons With Dementia
  5. ADHD Students Get Help From iPad App
  6. An Intelligent Toothbrush: Machines for Smart Brushing
  7. Application of a Tactile Way-Finding Device to Facilitate Navigation in Persons With Dementia
  8. Assistive Technology Helps Dementia Sufferers Get Through the Day
  9. Assistive Technology Solution Targets Ability to Age in Place
  10. Computer-Based Assistive Technology and Changes in Daily Living After Stroke
  11. Efficacy and Usability of Assistive Technology for Patients With Cognitive Deficits: A Systematic Review
  12. Empowering Adults With a Cognitive Disability Through Inclusion of Non-Linear Context Aware Prompting Technology (N-CAPS)
  13. Evaluating a GPS-Based Transportation Device to Support Independent Bus Travel by People With Intellectual Disability
  14. Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Memory Aid System
  15. Evaluation of a Personal Digital Assistant as a Self-Prompting Device for Increasing Multi-Step Task Completion by Students With Moderate Intellectual Disabilities
  16. Evan's Gate: An App Helps Keep Autism Demons at Bay
  17. Feasibility of Machine-Based Prompting to Assist Persons With Dementia
  18. Field-Based Development of an Information Support Robot for Persons With Dementia
  19. For The Afflicted, A Little Black Box to Jog Failing Memory
  20. Forget Google Glasses. Invisible Captioning Is the Next Big Idea
  21. Game for Improving Speed and Accuracy of Name Recall
  22. How Assistive Technology Support Cognitive Disability, Secure Active Living for Persons With Dementia and Enhance New Interfaces Between Formal and Informal Care in the Area of Dementia
  23. Improvements of Task Performance in Daily Life After Acquired Brain Injury Using Commonly Available Everyday Technology
  24. Independent Concepts Announces Jogger System Price Reduction
  25. On-Task Timer: An Electronic Scheduling Tool for an Employee With Autism
  26. Personal Digital Assistants as Cognitive Aids for High School Students With Autism: Results of a Community-Based Trial
  27. Preferences and Concerns for Quality of Life Technology Among Older Adults and Persons With Disabilities: National Survey Results
  28. Problems People With Dementia Have With Kitchen Tasks: The Challenge for Pervasive Computing
  29. Promoting Independence Through Assistive Technology: Evaluating Audio Recorders to Support Grocery Shopping
  30. Satellite Device Guides Pupils to Edinburgh Schools
  31. Smart Houses and Smart Technology: Overview and Implications for Independent Living and Supported Living Services
  32. Support in Everyday Activities With a Home-based Electronic Memory Aid for Persons With Memory Impairments
  33. Tattletale Pills, Bottles Remind You to Take Your Meds
  34. The Match Between Experienced Difficulties in Everyday Activities After Stroke and Assistive Technology for Cognitive Support
  35. The Smart Pill Box
  36. U Grok It Uses Your Phone to Find Your Misplaced Things
  37. Use of a Hand-Held Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) to Self-Prompt Pedestrian Travel by Young Adults With Moderate Intellectual Disabilities
  38. Use of Assistive Technology in Cognitive Rehabilitation: Exploratory Studies of the Opinions and Expectations of Healthcare Professionals and Potential Users
  39. Using Actors to Develop Technologies for Older Adults With Dementia: A Pilot Study
  40. Using Cell Phone Technology for Self-Monitoring Procedures in Inclusive Settings
  41. Using Everyday Technology to Compensate for Difficulties in Task Performance in Daily Life: Experiences in Persons With Acquired Brain Injury and Their Significant Others
  42. Visualization of Personal Memory for Cognitive Support
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