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ISSN:1040-0435

e-ISSN:1949-3614

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Konstantinos Papadopoulos,Eleni Koustriava,Elena Chronopoulou et al. Konstantinos Papadopoulos et al.
The use of assistive technology in education has been shown to enhance academic performance, increase educational engagement, and improve both academic self-efficacy and the social and psychological well-being of students with disabilities....
Reinhard Claeys,Elissa Embrechts,Ruben Debeuf et al. Reinhard Claeys et al.
Assistive lower-limb exoskeletons (LLEs) have been recognized as promising tools for enhancing physical capacity in stroke survivors. Involving end-users in the early development stages is essential to ensure these technologies meet user ne...
Patricia J Toole,Tamara Kittelson,Lee Ann Hoffman et al. Patricia J Toole et al.
The purpose of this RESNA position paper on assistive technology for lying posture care management (LPCM) serves to align academic research and clinical best practices. Lying posture, although critical in postural care, is under-addressed i...
Cristina Isabel Díaz-López,Rocío Palomo-Carrión,María Coello-Villalón et al. Cristina Isabel Díaz-López et al.
This study examined the effects of early powered mobility training using modified ride-on toy cars in young children with Spinal Muscular Atrophy type I (SMA I). A randomized, waitlist-controlled, single-blinded trial was conducted in Spain...
Yashika Kumar,Ravindra Singh,Chitra Kataria Yashika Kumar
This study aims to understand and explore the barriers to assistive technology for individuals with mobility disabilities. A survey was carried out among 300 people from both rural and urban areas of northern India with mobility disabilitie...
Samson Daniel Frederick,Javeed Shaikh-Mohammed,Gayatri Suresh et al. Samson Daniel Frederick et al.
NeoFly™ is a customizable, compact, ergonomic manual wheelchair. This indigenously designed, personalized wheelchair was devised to enhance the user's health and lifestyle. This study aimed to evaluate the long-term impact of NeoFly™ on u...
Samuel A Olatunji,Megan A Bayles,Shuijing Liu et al. Samuel A Olatunji et al.
Persons with vision impairments (PwVI) may have difficulties navigating through indoor environments, and the barriers and their solution strategies differ based on their level of familiarity with the location. The majority of PwVI are older...
Wendy Moyle,Melinda Spencer,Jenny Murfield et al. Wendy Moyle et al.
Telenoid is a robotic communications device that connects via Wi-Fi, allowing an operator to converse with the person holding Telenoid from a distance. Emerging evidence suggests Telenoid may have therapeutic benefits for people living with...
Hanju Zhu,Richard M Schein,Gede Pramana et al. Hanju Zhu et al.
Data logging technologies have been implemented in manual and power wheelchairs (PWCs) to measure device performance and user behaviors. Previous studies have investigated mean daily distance traveled in both types of wheelchairs, however, ...