Proceedings of the RESNA '96 Annual Conference

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159 articles listed on AbleData

1. $80,000 WORKSTATION WITH NO-COST ACCESSIBILITY
2. 25 YEARS OF CLINICAL EXPERIENCES IN USING FES BY HEMIPLEGIC PATIENT, PRACTICED IN THE LJUBLJANA REHABILITATION INSTITUTE
3. A BODY POWERED REHABILITATION ROBOT
4. A Comparison of Inpatient and Outpatient Rehabilitation Engineering Services in an Acute Rehabilitation Setting
5. A Compliant Seating System For A Child With Extensor Spasms
6. A COMPUTER-BASED ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEM
7. A DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM TO ENHANCE FES LEG CYCLE ERGOMETER TECHNOLOGY
8. A Dynamic Solution To Seating Clients With Fluctuating Tone
9. A Low Cost Goniometer for Clinical Assessment in Rehabilitation
10. A PILOT STUDY FOR MULTIMODAL INPUT IN COMPUTER ACCESS
11. A PORTABLE 24 CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION SYSTEM FOR UPPER AND LOWER EXTREMITY APPLICATIONS
12. A Preliminary Study into Schema-Based Access and Organization of Reusable Text in AAC
13. A PROPOSED LOW COST CUSHION DESIGN FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
14. A Quantitative Head Position Measurement Technique for the Evaluation of Torticollis
15. A Retrospective Study of the Use and Abandonment of Assistive Devices Developed by Student Design Projects
16. A SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR OPERATION OF A VISUAL INSPECTION WORKSTATION
17. A SYSTEM FOR THE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF SEAT SUPPORT SURFACES
18. A System to Evaluate Paralyzed Lower-Limb Performance during FES-Induced Contractions.
19. A Technology Curriculum Strand
20. A Two Position Seat To Back Interface
21. A User Accessible Rear Mounted Storage Device For Wheeled Mobility Users
22. Accelerometric Motion Analysis of Balance-Impaired Elderly Subjects
23. Accessibility Guidelines for Electronic Kiosks
24. ACCESSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR RAMP SLOPE: RESULTS OF HUMAN SUBJECTS TESTING
25. Adapting and Designing Products for Persons With Disabilities
26. Adding User Programmability to a Dedicated Augmentative Communication Device
27. AN AFFORDABLE MOBILE ROBOTIC MANIPULATOR.
28. AN INTEGRATION IMPLEMENTATION USING AN M3S INFRASTRUCTURE WITH CONSIDERATIONS FOR USERS, PRESCRIBERS AND DEVELOPERS
29. Art Making and Assistive Devices
30. ARTIST'S CHOICE: A "GRASP AND RELEASE" MOUTHSTICK FOR ART TOOLS
31. Assistive Technology On-Line: a World Wide Web Server for Assistive Technology
32. ASSISTIVE TRUNK LOADING WHEELCHAIR LIFT
33. AUDIBLE INDICATOR FOR GUITAR TUNER
34. Batter Up! Assistive Technology for the Sports Enthusiast
35. BUS STOP LOCATOR: AN APPLICATION OF AUDIBLE SIGNAGE TECHNOLOGY
36. COATING STAINLESS STEEL ELECTRODES WITH IRIDIUM FOR APPLICATIONS IN FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION (FES)
37. COLLECTING DATA IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY
38. Comparison of Costs involved in Making Worksite Accommodations
39. COMPUTER AIDED WHEELCHAIR PRESCRIPTION SYSTEM (CAWPS)
40. COMPUTER Assisted WHEELCHAIR PRESCRIPTION Program (CAWPS) Survey
41. Computer Recognition of Dynamic Gestures for Use in Augmentative Communication
42. Computer Simulation of Powered Wheelchair Electro-mechanical Systems
43. Consumer Criteria for Assistive Devices: Operationalizing Generic Criteria for ABLEDATA Categories
44. Consumer Evaluation of Powered Feeding Devices
45. Continuous Quality Improvement of Rehabilitation Technology Services in Vocational Rehabilitation Agencies
46. Control of Neuralprostheses I: Sensor Fusion
47. CONTROL OF NEURALPROSTHESES II: EVENT DETECTION USING MACHINE LEARNING
48. Control of Neuralprostheses III: Self Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Control Using Reinforcement Learning
49. CRUTCH - LIKE TRANSFER BLOCK
50. Cushion Using Natural Materials - A Preliminary Study Using the Leaves of the Yau Kam Chi Tree
51. CUSTOM SILICON CHIP TECHNOLOGY FOR IMPLANTABLE FES MICROSTIMULATORS
52. Customer Orientation: Key To Delivering Useful Assistive Devices
53. CUSTOMIZING ADAPTATIONS FOR JOB DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDY
54. DEAF-BLIND USERS GRASP THE IDEA WITH DEXTER, A PROTOTYPE ROBOTIC FINGERSPELLING HAND
55. Design Activity in the Consumer Innovation Laboratory
56. Design And Development Of A Wheelchair For Enhanced Access
57. DESIGN DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW MANUAL PRONE CART
58. Design of a Hand Extension Exerciser
59. Design of a Haptic Graphing System
60. DESIGN OF A UNIVERSAL SWITCH MOUNT
61. Design of an Assistive Communication Device for Individuals with Cognitive and Physical Disabilities
62. Design of An Ultrasound Soft Tissue Characterization System for the Computer-Aided Seating System
63. DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS FOR OUTDOOR RECREATION ACCESS ROUTES ANDRECREATION TRAILS : A PILOT STUDY
64. DESIGNING A SHORT-RANGE WHEELED MOBILITY DEVICE FOR WOMEN IN INDIA
65. DETECTION OF EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALS AS THE BASIS FOR A DIRECT BRAIN INTERFACE
66. Determination of Static Stability of Manual Prone Carts
67. DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF PRINCIPLES OF UNIVERSAL DESIGN
68. DEVELOPMENT OF A COMMON LANGUAGE TO DESIGN A TRICYCLE FOR PHYSICALLY IMPAIRED PERSONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
69. Development of a Universal Disability Infrared Link Protocol Standard
70. DEVELOPMENT OF A USER INTERFACE FOR A TOTAL SUPPORT WHEELED WALKER.
71. DEVELOPMENT OF TRICYCLE PRODUCTION (DTP) IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
72. Digital Logic Controlled Electromechanical Long Leg Brace
73. DIRECT BLADDER STIMULATION IN AN ANIMAL MODEL: EVALUATION OF A NEW SUTURE ELECTRODE
74. Door-Opening Device For Wheelchair Users
75. DR. GAIT III - A SYSTEM FOR GAIT ANALYSIS
76. Draft test method for the measurement of surface accessibility
77. Electrical Stimulation For Functional Limb Movement: Singlet Versus Doublet Pulses
78. Electrical Stimulation Of Thoracic Inspiratory Muscles
79. EVALUATION OF A SURFACE SHAPE OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUE FOR CUSTOM CONTOURED CUSHION DESIGN
80. FORWARD DYNAMIC STABILITY TEST FOR MANUAL WHEELCHAIRS
81. Frequency Domain Analysis of Wheelchair Pushrim Forces and Movements
82. Functional Impact of Assistive Technology on People With Hemiplegia from Stroke.
83. Getting a Handle on Yardwork
84. Helping Hands Child Resistant Safety Cap and Bottle
85. HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION WITHIN ROBOTIC WORKSTATIONS
86. Implementation of a Comprehensive Assistive Technology Service Delivery Program as a Hub of a Regional Network of AT Services.
87. IMPROVING FES-LEG CYCLE ERGOMETER PERFORMANCE IN INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE PLATEAUED DURING LONG-TERM TRAINING
88. Incorporating Digital Video Into A Software Based Expert System
89. INCREASED INDEPENDENCE FOR FARMERS WITH A PHYSICAL DISABILITY
90. INDEPENDENT RIDER
91. Individualized Video-Based Stroke Rehabilitation Home Program
92. INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF INDIVIDUALS WITH SEVERE COGNITIVEDISABILITIES FOR AUGMENTATIVE COMMUNICATION
93. INTERNET AND ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY: LOCAL COMMUNITY NETWORK
94. JESTER - A HEAD GESTURE RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR WINDOWS 95
95. Job accommodation for repetitive strain injury on the automobile assembly line
96. Job Responsibilities of Rehabilitation Engineers in Vocational Rehabilitation Agencies
97. JOINT KINEMATICS DURING WHEELCHAIR PROPULSION
98. Kinematic Characterization of Wheelchair Propulsion
99. Language Arts Keyboard Overlays for Students with Disabilities
100. LIFT ASSIST DEVICE
101. LIGHT/DARK-ADAPTING EYEWEAR FOR PERSONS WITH LOW VISION
102. Making Mathematics and Science Available to Blind Students Through Technology
103. Managing the Legal Liabilities and Risks Inherent in the Delivery of Assistive and Rehabilitative Technology Services and Devices
104. MANUAL WHEELCHAIR RIDE COMFORT
105. Mathematical Modeling and Optimization: Demonstrating Changes in the Tone of those with Cerebral Palsy
106. METHOD OF CONTROLLING A/K PROSTHESIS FOR ASCENDING WITH DISABLED SIDE HIP JOINT TORQUE
107. MODELING THE EFFECTS OF INERTIAL REACTIONS ON OCCUPANTS OF MOVING POWER WHEELCHAIRS
108. MULTIMODALLY CONTROLLED INTELLIGENT ASSISTIVE ROBOT
109. NORTH CAROLINA'S ASSESSMENT OF ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY NEEDS FOR INFANTS, TODDLERS AND PRESCHOOLERS WITH DISABILITIES
110. OCCUPATIONAL REHABILITATION CENTER
111. ORTHOTICS, PROSTHETICS, AND ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY IN COCHABAMBA, BOLIVIA
112. PC-BASED COMMUNICATION BOARD SIMULATOR FOR TEACHING
113. Pediatric Therapeutic Playstation
114. PERSONAL FREEDOM: A WEARABLE INTERACTIVE UNIVERSAL ACCESS DEVICE
115. Portable Seating Orthosis For An Adult Ambulatory Scoliosis Patient
116. POTENTIAL PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH USE OF SPEECH RECOGNITION PRODUCTS
117. Quality Management Systems In Wheelchair Prescription
118. QUALITY OF LIFE IMPROVEMENT WITH VIBRATIONS
119. RECYCLING FOR THE 22nd CENTURY
120. Rehabilitation Engineering Training Program Model and Issues
121. Safety Issues for Kinesthetic Interfaces in Assistive Robotics
122. Seated Postural Stability of Wheelchair Passengers in Motor Vehicles
123. SELF-CATHETERIZATION AIDS FOR DISABLED FEMALES
124. SENSOR-BASED SHARED CONTROL OF A REHABILITATION MANIPULATION SYSTEM
125. SIMPLIFIED STRENGTH TESTING OF MANUAL WHEELCHAIRS IN DEVELOPINGCOUNTRIES
126. SINGLE POINT CENTER OF PRESSURE FOR WHEELCHAIR PROPULSION
127. SINGLE SWITCH MOUSE CONTROL INTERFACE
128. State-Level Assistive Technology Associations: Cooperation and Collaboration on a local level
129. SURVEYING SATISFACTION OF INTEGRATED CONTROLS USERS
130. Technical Considerations for Integrating Ventilators with Manual Wheelchairs
131. Technology Transfer Via Invention Review: A Progress Report
132. Technology Transfer: The Virtual Product Model
133. Telementoring and Collaborative Learning for Students with Disabilities
134. The Affects of Securement Point Location on Wheelchair Crash Response
135. The Assistive Technology - Chicago Project: Preliminary Cost / Benefit Results
136. THE COMPARISON OF FES TO ORTHOSES FOR UPRIGHT MOBILITY IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURIES
137. The Development of AC Motor Drive in Power Wheelchair
138. The Development of an Extendible Below-Knee Pediatric Prosthesis
139. THE EFFECT OF SHAPE FACTORS ON WHEELCHAIR CROSS BRACE STRENGTH
140. The Effects of Traditional and Non-Traditional Education Methods on Promoting Independent Skin Care Among Paraplegic Adults
141. The HSO (High Stability Omni) Wheelchair
142. THE KEYBOARD CHANNEL AS AN INVISIBLE COMMAND PATH FOR ALTERNATE INPUT DEVICES
143. The Powered Easel
144. The Relationship Between The Angle Of Camber And The Tracking Misalignment Of Manual Wheelchairs
145. The Role of Device Loan in Procurement of Appropriate Assistive Technology for Vocational Rehabilitation
146. THE ROLE OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES, FAMILY MEMBERS, AND PROVIDERS IN THE HOME MODIFICATION PROCESS IN RURAL NORTH CAROLINA
147. THE STANDARDS PROCESS AS A ROUTE TO UNIVERSAL DESIGN INTELECOMMUNICATIONS: THE CASE OF V.18
148. THE UNIVERSAL TRAIL ASSESSMENT PROCESS
149. Three-Dimensional Kinematic Analysis of Racing Wheelchair Propulsion
150. Toward a Multimodal Environment for Learning Robot Manipulation by People with Severe Disabilities
151. Towards Automatic Generation of Tactile Graphics
152. USER SATISFACTION OF COMPUTER-BASED TRAINING IN ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
153. USING AN LB301/LB201 LONG RANGE LASER DISPLACEMENT SENSOR FOR SHAPE-SENSING OF A BLACK RUBBER MOULDING BEAD BAG
154. Using Electronic Meeting Software as a Planning Tool for Assistive Technology Service Delivery to Infants and Toddlers
155. Valuing Assistive Technology Inventions
156. VIRTUAL PROTOTYPING OF REHABILITATION AIDS
157. Wheelchair Pushrim Forces As A Function Of Body Mass
158. Wheelchair Transport Standards What Are They All About?
159. WHEN WHEELCHAIRS TIP BACKWARDS BEYOND THEIR STABILITY LIMITS

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