...Waqas Ahmad; Scott Gavett; Eric Schneider; Reza Fazel-Rezai 15 06 2011 15 06 2011 brain-computer interfaces electroencephalography handicapped aids natural language interfaces natural language processing visual evoked potentials Since the brain-computer interface (BCI...

... infants can be trained to drive a robot purposefully and how such self-generated locomotion affects their long-term development. 25 10 2009 29 07 2010 08 09 2010 08 09 2010 handicapped aids human-robot interaction medical robotics mobile robots paediatrics Studies...

... to keep the device light weight and compact. 10 08 2010 gait analysis handicapped aids 2010 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...

... a Braille document. The initial assessment of the device usability is underway. feedback handicapped aids haptic interfaces touch sensitive screens 10 08 2010 2010 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...

... implementation of these conditions into practical designs using zero-free length springs. 09 08 2010 09 08 2010 handicapped aids prosthetics 2010 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...

... was manufactured. Technical evaluation showed the ability to provide around 150 N of support force over the whole range of motion. The device was successfully tested on a subject with a full body muscle disorder. 09 08 2010 09 08 2010 biomedical equipment handicapped aids portable instruments...

... the leg-propelled mode and so, a greater number of calories were being burned during this 6-minute test. biomechanics biomedical measurement distance measurement handicapped aids medical disorders wheelchairs 08 07 2009 2009 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...

... energy input. Technical feasibility of the ESO prototype will be evaluated using two subjects with paraplegia. 29 06 2009 biomedical equipment gait analysis handicapped aids wheelchairs 2009 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...

... handicapped aids vision rehabilitation engineering human factors engineering power wheelchair spinal cord injury quadriplegia/tetraplegia The line of sight of wheelchair (WC) users is limited to the sitting position. In contrast, nondisabled persons may adjust their line of sight...

... fingers, while still remaining affordable ( < $ 50 US ). 10 03 2008 18 03 2008 17 09 2008 handicapped aids haptic interfaces touch (physiological) For individuals with sight, graphical visual representations have always been readily available and important for conveying...

... ) v 17 09 2007 05 02 2008 07 03 2008 damping handicapped aids medical robotics mobile robots wheels Today, robot research is focused on improving the quality of life. Medical and rehabilitation robots present a useful technology that can make a substantial...

... of this concept in a mobile arm support will be described in detail, including preliminary clinical trial results. 01 04 2006 29 01 2007 neurophysiology muscle diseases handicapped aids patient rehabilitation biomechanics springs (mechanical) mobile arm support rehabilitation...

... of the data have uncertainties under 5% during much of the propulsion phase, and the patterns and overall behavior of the results are comparable to published data. 31 10 2005 17 10 2006 handicapped aids propulsion biomedical transducers biomechanics general uncertainty analysis...