Re-imagining sensory substitution through gestural control: Point-To-Tell 2 [0.03%]
基于手势控制的感官代偿装置再思考：Point-To-Tell 2
Ligao Ruan,Giles Hamilton-Fletcher,Mahya Beheshti et al.
Ligao Ruan et al.
Aim: Sensory substitution devices (SSDs) can convert environmental information into an accessible format for people who are blind or have low vision (pBLV). Yet, current SSDs often passively deliver all of the information...
Citizen science informed online platform to increase social connection, physical health and mental wellbeing in people with disability and carers: ConnectUp project protocol [0.03%]
一项以公民科学为基础的线上平台计划，旨在增加残障人士和护理人员的社会交往、身体健康及心理健康：ConnectUp项目方案
Dominika Kwasnicka,Lucio Naccarella,Jonathan C Rawstorn et al.
Dominika Kwasnicka et al.
Objective: People with disability and carers often experience poorer social, physical and mental health than the general population. Capitalising on opportunities for physical activity to improve these outcomes, we co-des...
A scoping review of gendered barriers and facilitators of access and use of assistive technology [0.03%]
性别障碍及促进因素的范围审查：辅助技术的获取和使用
Elizabeth Mc Guinness,Dilisha Patel,Victoria Austin
Elizabeth Mc Guinness
Purpose: A disparity exists in the access and use of assistive technology (AT), with women exhibiting lower rates of access compared to men, despite a higher reported prevalence of disability. To address these gendered in...
Product design for mobility wearable devices for black older adults: bridging usability, inclusion, and engagement through qualitative interviewing [0.03%]
面向黑人老年用户的可穿戴移动设备设计：通过定性访谈连接可用性、包容性和参与度
Michael Kalu,Zixun Peng,Peace Kumapayi et al.
Michael Kalu et al.
Black older adults remain largely excluded from the design of mobility wearables, yet their cultural values can shape acceptance and sustained use. We therefore explored the preferences, needs and lived experiences of Canadian Black older a...
Feasibility of an assistive technology follow-up protocol for mobility-related devices [0.03%]
助行器相关设备辅助技术跟踪方案的可行性研究
Anna Calaicone,Skyler Kellogg,Erin Tillery et al.
Anna Calaicone et al.
Purpose: The purpose for this feasibility study was to evaluate the usefulness and usability of a follow-up protocol for occupational therapists to utilise after client acquisition of mobility-related assistive technologi...
From access to agency: how assistive and emerging technologies mediate self-determination in autistic adulthood [0.03%]
从访问到代理：辅助和新兴技术如何在自闭症成人期中介自我决定权
Izaskun Álvarez-Aguado,Felipe Muñoz La Rivera,Vanessa Vega et al.
Izaskun Álvarez-Aguado et al.
Assistive and emerging technologies matter not only for the access they provide, but for what they enable autistic adults to decide and do. Guided by the Causal Agency Theory, this cross-sectional qualitative descriptive study used semi-str...
" After I stayed there, I got more relaxed": views and experiences of employees with disabilities using virtual reality guided meditation in their place of work [0.03%]
“自从待在那里之后，我放松了许多”——关于残障人士员工在工作场所使用虚拟现实冥想的看法和体验
Nigel Newbutt,Laura Sheerman,Hung Jen Kuo et al.
Nigel Newbutt et al.
This study investigates the use of virtual reality (VR) headsets in the workplace as a tool for enhancing the psychological well-being of disabled employees. By focusing on user-centred experiences, the research identifies both opportunitie...
Tailoring cognitive assistance for individuals with a traumatic brain injury using assistive technology for cognition: translating clinical reasoning into ontologies [0.03%]
利用辅助技术为颅脑损伤个体量身定制认知辅助：从临床推理到本体论的转换
Jeanne Pelletier,Mireille Gagnon-Roy,Hubert Kenfack Ngankam et al.
Jeanne Pelletier et al.
Purpose: Individuals with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) frequently require cognitive assistance to engage in complex activities, emphasising the need for personalised support to enhance their independence. This study exp...
A scoping review of inclusive and adaptive human-AI interaction design for neurodivergent users [0.03%]
神经多样性用户的人工智能适应性交互设计综述性研究
Zhan Xu,Feng Liu,Guobin Xia et al.
Zhan Xu et al.
Purpose: This review explored the design and application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies supporting neurodiverse users, including individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, and dyslexia. It examin...
The association of cognitive screen scores and previous power mobility device experience on the power-mobility indoor driving assessment [0.03%]
认知筛查评分和之前电力移动设备使用经历对室内电动助力车驾驶评估的影响关联性研究
Richelle Louise Gray,Catherine Cooper Hay,Noralyn Davel Pickens et al.
Richelle Louise Gray et al.
Background: Older adults in care settings may use power mobility devices (PMDs) to facilitate independent mobility and engage in occupations. The relationship between previous PMD driving experience and cognitive impairme...