Proceedings of the RESNA 25th International Conference

Periodical Web Site:

http://www.resna.org/ProfResources/Publications/Proceedings.php

ISSN:

0883-4741

Published by:

Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology Society of North America (RESNA)

95 articles listed on AbleData

1. 24 Hour Positioning - The Missing Link
2. A Backdriveable Robot for Measuring and Manipulating Stepping
3. A Comparison of Assistive Technology Design Expertise Across Urban, Suburban, and Rural Wisconsin School Districts
4. A Description of Need for Inpatient Assistive Technology Services at a Tertiary Care Medical Center
5. A Feedback Enhanced Assistive Bowling Device
6. A Language Activity Monitor for Digitized Speech AAC Systems to Support Evidence-Based Clinical Practice and Outcomes Measurement
7. A Method for Measuring Client Performance with Speech Recognition
8. A Model for AAC Evidence-Based Clinical Practice
9. A Systematic Process for Successful Technology Transfer
10. A Video-Based Analysis of "Tips and Falls" During Electric Powered Wheelchair Driving
11. Accessible Telecommunications Information for People with Communication Impairment
12. AccessX and OnScreen Keyboard for LINUX
13. Acquisition of Scanning Skills: The Use of an Adaptive Scanning Delay Algorithm Across Four Scanning Displays
14. An Assessment Tool for Environmental Control Provision
15. An Assistive Bowling Device for Persons with Disabilities
16. An Assistive Technology Outcomes Primer
17. An Infrared Elevator Control System
18. An Intelligent Cognitive Orthosis for Persons with Moderate-To-Severe Dementia: Results and Recommendations
19. An Obstacle Course for the Assessment of Wheelchair Mobility Performance
20. Analysis of Whole-Body Vibrations of Suspension Manual Wheelchairs: Utilization of the Absorbed Power Method
21. Assessing the Influence of Assistive Technology on Participation
22. Assessment of Computer Task Performance with Paediatrics and Low Vision
23. Automatic Customization Software for Computer Head Controls
24. Building Natural Cross-Disability Access into Voting Systems
25. Comparison of Hybrid III ADT and Wheelchair User AT Selection Speeds
26. Connecting AAC Device via Mobile Handset to the Outside World
27. Consumer Preference for Wheelchair Wheels
28. Custom Walker with Rotational Hip Support
29. Design Development of a New Folding Commode-Shower Wheelchair
30. Design of a Switch Activated Ball Tosser
31. Design of Assistive Art Devices for High School Students with Disabilities
32. Determining the Effectiveness of the GAMECycle System as an Exercise Device
33. Development and Evaluation of a Thoracic Pressure Chair For a Student with Autism
34. Development and Reliability Testing of a Clinical Rationale Measure of Seating and Wheeled Mobility Prescription
35. Development of a Novel Type Rehabilitation Robotic System Kares II
36. Development of the GAMECycle Exercise System
37. Disturbances Induced by Wheelchair Casters When Driving Backwards
38. DreSS: The Dressing Support System
39. Durability and Value of Powered Wheelchairs
40. Dynamic Pressure Relief for the Wheelchair User with Long-Term Therapeutic Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation
41. Educating Students of Occupational Therapy About Wheelchair Use: Comparison Between Standard and Curriculum and Skill-Acquisition Protocols
42. Effective Participation of Persons Using AAC in a Mixed Group of Users and Non-Users of AAC
43. Effectiveness of Rear Suspension in Reducing Shock Exposure to Manual Wheelchair Users During Curb Descents
44. Enabling Technologies for People with Dementia
45. Enhanced Quality of Life Through the Application of Universal Design Principles to Outdoor Recreation Opportunities
46. Establishing Design Criteria for Input Control Systems for Individuals with Quadriplegia
47. Evaluation of Sensors for a Smart Wheelchair
48. Framework for Systematic Evaluation of Job, Worker, and Intervention Combinations
49. Future Housing Now: The Next Generation Universal Home
50. Integration of AT Education by Rehabilitation Professionals
51. Investigating Relationships Between User Performance and Scan Delays in Aids that Scan
52. Issues Related to the Location of a Universal Interface for Automated Wheelchair Securement
53. Kinematic State of the Hand at Impact with the Wheelchair Handrim as a Function of Handrim Compliance
54. Leveraging Word Prediction to Improve Character Prediction in a Scanning Configuration
55. MAGIC TIMER: A Multi-Sensory Assistive Innovation
56. Measuring the Cost Utility of Electronic Aids to Daily Living
57. Momentum: A Novel Hand-Powered Cycle
58. Mouse Emulation Using the Wheelchair Joystick: Preliminary Performance Comparison Using Four Modes of Control
59. Online Resource for Teaching Universal Design
60. Pediatric Powered Mobility: Preliminary Results of a National Survey of Providers
61. Physiological Comparison of a Pushrim Activated Power Assist Wheelchair and Traditional Manual Wheelchair Propulsion Among Persons with Tetraplegia
62. Pilot Study on User Performance with Speech Recognition Systems
63. Problem-Based Learning for Assistive Technology Education II
64. Real-Time EOG Filtering for Control of an Ocular Prosthesis
65. Relationship of Wheelchair Pushrim Forces and Pressures at the Body-Seat Interface in Manual Wheelchair Users
66. Reliability Study of Language Samples Using Software to Support the Transcription of Digitized Speech AAC Systems
67. Robot Use and Cognitive Development in Children with Cerebral Palsy
68. Seeing MS Office in a Whole New Light: A Case Study on Turning Everyday Features into Low Vision Tools
69. Sidewalk Performance of GPS for Blind Navigation
70. Stretch and Exercise Station
71. The AAC Rate Index in Clinical Practice
72. The Application of Optical Sensors for Quantifying Electric Powered Wheelchair Driving Skill
73. The Audible Counter
74. The Design and Kinematic Evaluation of a Passive Wearable Upper Extremity Orthosis
75. The Development of an AAC Language Sample Library to Support Evidence-Based Practice
76. The Development of Digital Human Models of People with Disabilities for Use by Designers and Clinicians
77. The Effects of Trunk Stimulation on Seated Workspace
78. The Functional Evaluation in a Wheelchair (FEW) Instrument: Test-Retest Reliability and Cross-Validation with Consumer Goals
79. The Learning Experiences of AAC Users: Results of an Internet-Based Focus Group Discussion
80. The Multi-Port Sip-and-Puff Switch
81. The Task Cueing Timer
82. Time Sequence of Pressure Changes During Weight Relief Activities on Different Wheelchair Cushions
83. Universal Design Exemplars
84. Use of the Independence 3000 IBOT Transporter at Home and in the Community: A Pilot Study
85. User Performance with Speech Recognition Systems
86. Using Simulation to Predict and Solve Design Problem
87. Using the WWW to Study the Experiences of Persons who Use Wheelchairs: Local Area Versus Distant Participants
88. W3C User Agent Accessibility Guidelines
89. Web Page Usability Tests for Blind Users of Text to Speech Systems
90. Wheelchair Braking Biomechanics
91. Wheelchair Garage Access System
92. Wheelchair Propulsion Biomechanics in Patients with Multiple Sclerosis
93. Wheelchair Skills Training: The Next Frontier
94. Wheelchair Wheel Wash System
95. WREX - A Case Study of the Wilmington Robotic Exoskeleton

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