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VR Interfaces: Tongue Drive
An assistive technology developed by engineers at the Georgia Institute of Technology, tongue drive is an attempt to bypass the need for brain computer interfaces in motion control for severe disabilities.
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(03/06/2009)
11 June 2009 - 11 June 2009
Corfu, Greece
Appropriate assistance particularly for elder people needs to take into account affective and emotional as well as social aspects. Technologically, it requires specific interac...
(27/09/2009)
November 16-17, 2009
The Madison Hotel, Washington, DC
The 2009 National Center for Technology Innovation's (NCTI) Technology Innovators Conference, Educational Futures - Powered by Technology, will focus on how learn...
(09/10/2005)
Assistive technology: technology that levels the playing field between the able bodied and the disabled, is maturing fast. M ore and more manufacturers are building assistive technology gadgets to address a wide range of special needs group...
(05/12/2005)
HAL, Hybrid Assistive Limb version 5, is finally making it to mass production after a ten year development cycle.
This bionic suit gives its wearer extra strength by encasing the wearer's major muscle groups in a worn exoske...
(14/07/2008)
A new household robot that keeps track of the contents of your kitchen and can learn simple tasks could soon be making you dinner while you relax.
The new robot, developed at the Technical University of Munich, exploits the u...
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