RESNA 29th International Annual Conference 2006

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http://www.resna.org/ProfResources/Publications/Proceedings/2006/index.php

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

64 articles listed on AbleData

1. A Robotic Shopping Assistant for the Blind
2. A Survey of Workplace Accommodation Needs of Older Workers and Persons with Disabilities
3. A Three-Sensor Model for Indoor Localization
4. A Virtual Reality Telerehabilitation System for Analyzing Accessibility of the Built Environment: A Field Evaluation
5. A Wearable Two-Sensor O&M Device for Blind College Students
6. A Wheelchair Driving Simulation For People With Low Visual Attention Span
7. AAC Assessment Outcomes for Individuals With Developmental Disabilities
8. AAC-RERC State of the Science Conference
9. Accessible Light Microscope for Students With Mobility and Visual Impairments
10. Advancements in Power Wheelchair Joystick Technology: Average and Excess Force Exertion on Isometric and Motion Sensing Joysticks
11. Auxiliary Support-System for the Independent Traveler Using an Electric Wheelchair
12. Balance Strategies During Wheelchair Performance
13. Bluetooth Interface to Home Automation for a Severely Handicapped Person
14. Changes in Wheelchair Cushions as a Result of Simulated Use Protocols
15. Comparative Rehabilitation Analysis of Anterior and Posterior Walkers Used by Children with Cerebral Palsy
16. Critical Processes in the Universal Design of Grocery Retail Workstations: Applying the CATEA Process Model for Product Design Partnerships
17. Design and Performance of a Wheelchair Footrest Switch
18. Design and Testing of a Prototype Wheelchair-Integrated, Five-Point Occupant Restraint System for Children Who Remain Seated in Wheelchairs When Traveling in Motor Vehicles
19. Design of a Glide Control Device for a Manual Wheelchair
20. Development of Computer Vision-based Intelligent Electric Wheelchair System
21. Development of Telemonitoring Architecture for Children's Communication Skills
22. Do PDAs Enhance the Memory Skills of Students With Cognitive Disabilities?
23. Dual User Design Interface as Key to Adoption for Computationally Complex Assistive Technology
24. Effect of an Ergonomic Wheelchair Handrim on Symptoms and Functional Status Related to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
25. Effect of Wheelchair Seatback on Propulsion in Experienced Manual Wheelchair Users
26. Electromyographic Switch Navigation of Power Wheelchairs
27. Factors Impacting Consumers' Assistive Technology Device (ATD) Selection
28. Factors Influencing User Performance With Pointing Devices
29. Group Differences in Community Participation by Mobility Device Use
30. Impact of Working Posture on Comfort and Typing Performance
31. Improving Speech Recognition to Assist Real-Time Classroom Note Taking
32. Inarticulate Speech Recognition for the Control of Wheelchairs by the Severely Disabled
33. Innovative Rehabilitation Technologies Emerging From Japan
34. Is There a Best Way to Follow-Through Between Pushes?
35. Jewelry Making Worksite Modification for Individual With Hemiparesis
36. Machine Perception for Occupational Therapy: Toward Prediction of Post-Stroke Functional Scores in the Home
37. Making a Large Database Available for Assistive Technology Research
38. Manual Wheelchair Tippiness in People With Recent Spinal Cord Injury
39. Measurement of Activity Patterns Among Wheelchair Users via GPS and Wheel Rotation Logging Devices
40. Measurement Validity for Compass Assessment Software
41. Measuring Passive, Active, and Functional Range of Motion Following Brain Injury Using a Low-Cost Wearable Monitor
42. On the Impact of Data Collection on the Quality of Signal Strength Signatures in Wi-Fi Indoor Localization
43. Optimizing Wheelchair Performance in the First Year Following Spinal Cord Injury
44. Predicting the Discontinued Use of Locomotion Assistive Technology Devices: The Role of Rehabilitation Diagnosis, Device Type, and Unassisted Locomotion Status
45. Recording Manual Wheelchair Usage Patterns in Community Settings: A Pilot Study
46. Robot Assisted Play for Children With Disabilities
47. Seniors in Australia: Computer Access Patterns and Barriers
48. Shoulder Muscle Demand During Pushrim-Activated Power-Assisted Wheelchair Propulsion
49. Software for PDA Supporting People With Higher Brain Dysfunction in Vocational Training
50. Surface Electrical Stimulation of Trunk Musculature During Wheelchair Propulsion
51. Take-Off Strategies Used to Initiate Wheelchair Wheelies: A Kinematic Verification
52. Taxonomy for Classifying Writing Devices Used by Students with Learning Disabilities
53. Telerehabilitation and Vocational Rehabilitation: Supported Self-Employment Using Web-Based Applications
54. The Effect of Restricted Ankle Motion on Stair Ambulation
55. The Relationship Between Bifocal Eyeglass Use and Factors Related to the Risk of Falling
56. Upper Body Posture Comparison Between Reverse and Conventional Manual Wheelchair Propulsion
57. Use and Performance of Occupant Restraint Systems for Wheelchair Users in Real-World Crashes
58. Use of Higher Quality Wheelchairs by Race and Gender
59. Using Miniature Data Loggers to Characterize Electric Powered Wheelchair Performance
60. Validation of a Surrogate Wheelchair Base for Evaluation of Wheelchair Seating System Crashworthiness
61. Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors' Perception of Role and Competencies in Assistive Technology
62. Wheeled Mobility Space Requirements and Maneuvering: An International Comparison of Standards and Research
63. Workplace Accommodation Outcomes
64. Workplace Accommodation Training: A Focus on Providing Training to ATPs

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