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Assistive Technology Research Series
Volume 20, 2007
Challenges for Assistive Technology
- AAATE 07
Edited by Gorka Eizmendi, José Miguel Azkoitia, Gerald Craddock
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| 978-1-60750-279-1 (online) |
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Ageing, Disability and Technology
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3 - 7 |
| Jose Miguel Azkoitia
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The Potential of Technology to Improve Quality of Life
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8 - 14 |
| Rory A. Cooper, Rosemarie Cooper
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Biomechanical Analysis as a Model for Functional Assessment
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15 - 19 |
| José-David Garrido-Jaén, Carlos Soler-Gracia, Jaime Prat-Pastor
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Past, Present and Future of Assistive Technology
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20 - 25 |
| John M. Williams
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Chapter 2. Assistive Technology for Mobility - 2.1 Hardware and Control Systems
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Design and Development of a New Electrical Powered Indoor-Outdoor Wheelchair
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29 - 34 |
| F. Egaña, M. San Martin, A. Olarra, L. Susperregi, C. Tubio
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Independently Accessible Mounting and Positioning Technology
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35 - 39 |
| Dianne Goodwin
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Development of Intelligent Wheelchairs for Persons with Severe Disability - –What I can do is beautiful–
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40 - 45 |
| Takenobu Inoue, Katsuhiko Sakaue, Motoi Suwa, Hiroaki Kojima, Ikushi Yoda, Isamu Kajitani, Yutaka Satoh, Iwao Sekita, Tetsuya Higuchi, Minoru Kamata, Motoki Shino
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Proposal of Force Detecting Interface using Physical Terminal Function of Muscular Dystrophy Patients for Operating Electric Wheelchair
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46 - 52 |
| Motoki Shino, Takenobu Inoue, Minoru Kamata
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Automatic Kerb Detection for Assistance in Navigation
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53 - 57 |
| Loreto Susperregi, Ander Ansuategi, Nerea Alberdi, Inés Garmendia, Carlos Tubio, Basilio Sierra, Elena Lazkano
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Development of the Vibration Absorption Caster for Wheelchair - The Effect of Vibration Absorption and Endurance -
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58 - 62 |
| S.G. Terashima, Y. Kikawa
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Chapter 2. Assistive Technology for Mobility - 2.2 Evaluation and Training
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Manual Wheelchair User's Accessibility between Platforms and Trains and Development of the Wheelchair Assistive Device for Boarding Trains
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65 - 69 |
| Tsutomu Hashizume, Ikuo Yoneda, Hiroshi Kitagawa, Saki Kasuya, Minoru Kamata, Shoichiro Fujisawa, Osamu Sueda
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The Method of Estimating the Ability of the Wheelchair Users to run the Electric Wheelchair
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70 - 74 |
| Daijirou Kuroda, Osamu Sueda, Shoichiro Fujisawakurachi, Hidehisa Oku, Masatoshi Takami
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The Wheelchair Skills Program: Relevance to the European Setting
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75 - 79 |
| François Routhier, R. Lee Kirby, Cher Smith, Louise Demers
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Proposition of a New Mobility Aid for Older Persons - –Reducing psychological conflict associated with the use of Assistive Technologies–
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80 - 84 |
| Misato Nihei, Takenobu Inoue, Yuzo Kaneshige, Masakatsu G. Fujie
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Reliability test-retest of the Nordic Assisted Mobility Evaluation (NAME 1.0)
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85 - 87 |
| Åse Brandt, Kathrine Bang Laursen, Charlotte Lö fqvist, Monica Werngren-Elgströ m, Inga Jónsdottir, Anna-Liisa Salminen, Pirjo-Liisa Kotiranta, Susanne Iwarsson
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Chapter 3. Assistive Technology for the Environment - 3.1 Smart Homes
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Designing a Demonstrative Smart Home Environment in Slovenia for People with Disabilities and Elderly
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91 - 95 |
| Mojca Jenko, Jože Guna, Matevž Pustišek
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The Centro-H Smart Homes, a Point of Convergence Between Technology and Social Sciences
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96 - 100 |
| Elena Mainardi, Stefano Banzi
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Towards a Virtual Environment for the Design, Validation and Exploitation of an Adapted Living Area
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101 - 105 |
| A. Puret, P. Gaucher, N. Monmarché, M. Slimane
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Accessible Home Automation: Concept and Examples
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106 - 113 |
| Rosa M. Regatos Soriano
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Safer with Personal Alarm Plus
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114 - 118 |
| Bert Runhaar
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Feasibility and Usability Study of Ambient Intelligence for Ageing Adults in Slovakia
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119 - 123 |
| Dušan Šimšík, Alena Galajdová, Zlatica Dolná
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Implementation of Domotics; Analysis of Projects in the Netherlands
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124 - 128 |
| Charles Willems, Carla Schutgens-Willems
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Chapter 3. Assistive Technology for the Environment - 3.2 Accessible Environment
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New Technologies to Support the Integration of People with Disabilities in the Workplace
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131 - 135 |
| Gorka Eizmendi, Maria Herrero, Mari Feli González, Isabel Sagües
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Ergonomic Adaptation of Workplaces for People with Disabilities: Methodology and Examples
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136 - 140 |
| A. Ferreras, C. García, L. Tortosa, J.M. Prat, F. Molla, J. Navarro, P. Vera, R. Dejoz
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Virtual Reality: A Tool for the Disabled People Labour Integration
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141 - 145 |
| Jesús M. López De Ipiña, Jokin Rubio, Benjamín Rubio, Ander Viteri, Celina Vaquero, Alberto Pelaz
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PARKDIFU. A Project Example of Application of Integral Accessibility Concepts in Playgrounds
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146 - 150 |
| R. Poveda, R. Barberà, J.M. Baydal, J.M. Belda-Lois, S. Gimeno, S. Gómez-Sendra, J. Prat, A.C. García
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Some Organisational and Social Preconditions for Successful Implementation of Enabling Technology
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151 - 156 |
| S. Widding, L. Fjeldvik
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Chapter 4. Assistive Technology for Elderly People - 4.1 Assistive Technology for Independence
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Enhanced TV for the Promotion of Active Ageing
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159 - 163 |
| E. Carrasco, C.M. Göllner, A. Ortiz, I. García, C. Buiza, E. Urdaneta, A. Etxaniz, M.F. González, I. Laskibar
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Technological Assistance Tool Development for Elderly´s Autonomy Enhancing: Adimen
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164 - 169 |
| Karmele Florentino, Jose Miguel Azkoitia, Cristina Rodríguez-de-Pablo, Mari Feli González, Cristina Buiza, Igone Etxeberria
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Behaviour Pattern Based Safety Assistant for the Elderly
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170 - 174 |
| Andreas Hochgatterer, Barbara Prazak, Gerhard Russ, Jamal Kasbi, Thomas Fuxreiter
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Early Signs for Assistive Technology Intervention for Stair Climbing in Older People
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175 - 179 |
| Ruth E. Mayagoitia, Lindsey Marjoram, Rachael King, Sheila Kithen
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An OSGi based Framework for a Day Structuring Tool in an Assistive Home Environment
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180 - 184 |
| Martin Morandell, Thomas Fuxreiter, Andreas Hochgatterer
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Chapter 4. Assistive Technology for Elderly People - 4.2 Needs and Usability
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Assistive Technology for the Elderly: The HomeCare Hub Concept –user Needs Analysis
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187 - 192 |
| Robert L. Ashford, Keith A. Osman, Angela Oldacres
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Usability Characteristics Associated with Ageing
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193 - 197 |
| Helios De Rosario, Juan-Manuel Belda-Lois, Ricard Barberà, Rakel Poveda, José-María Baydal, José Montero, Pedro Vera, Jaime Prat
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Prehension movement evaluation of elderly people for Assistive Technology
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198 - 202 |
| Marie Geronimi, Philippe Gorce
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The Needs and Expectations of Ageing Citizens – a Potential for Mobile Terminal Developers and Service Providers
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203 - 207 |
| Jaana Leikas, Matti Penttilä
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A Social-Audit of Assistive Technology for Older Adults in Ireland
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208 - 213 |
| Kieran Walsh, Aoife Callan, Simon Roberts
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Chapter 4. Assistive Technology for Elderly People - 4.3 Dementia
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Health Related Quality of Life in Dementia as Effect Measure of AT Interventions – Methodological Aspects
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217 - 221 |
| Jenny Alwin, Jan Persson
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What is Evidence?
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222 - 226 |
| Inger Hagen
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How Cognitive Assistive Technology can be Useful for and a Benefit to Persons with Dementia in their Daily Living. Guidelines for Service Delivery of Cognitive Assistive Technology to Persons with Dementia
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227 - 232 |
| Lilly Jensen, Ingela Månsson, Torhild Holthe, Tuula Hurnasti, Berglind Indriðadóttir
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Old People Living at Home with Acquired Cognitive Impairment Supported by Assistive Technology. Cost-benefit studies
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233 - 237 |
| Ulf Keijer, Göran Molin, Greger Sandström
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Assistive Technology Supporting People with Dementia
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238 - 242 |
| Ingela Månsson
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The Alzheimer Avatar - Caregivers' Faces Used as GUI Component
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243 - 247 |
| Martin Morandell, Erwin Fugger, Barbara Prazak
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Standardization and Computerization of the Clock Drawing Test
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248 - 253 |
| Sandy H. Straus
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Technology and the Needs of People with Dementia: a Literature Review
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254 - 258 |
| Päivi Topo
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Chapter 5. Assistive Technology and Sensory Impairments - 5.1 Hearing Impairment
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Collaboration between Linguistics and Engineering in Generating Animation of Japanese Sign Language: the Development of sIGNDEX Vol.3
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261 - 265 |
| Daisuke Hara, Kazuyuki Kanda, Yuji Nagashima, Akira Ichikawa, Mina Terauchi, Kazunari Morimoto, Yoshiaki Shirai, Yasuo Horiuchi, Kaoru Nakazono
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An Avatar Based Approach for Automatic Interpretation of Text to Sign Language
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266 - 270 |
| Mohamed Jemni, Oussama Elghoul
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Voice Internet – A simple and Practical Way To Provide Internet to Everyone
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271 - 275 |
| Emdad Khan
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“Non-Speech” Sounds Classification for People with Hearing Disabilities
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276 - 280 |
| H. Lozano, I. Hernaez, E. Navas, F.J. González, I. Idigoras
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Temporal Features of Sign Language Elucidated through Analysis of Shadowing
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281 - 285 |
| Kaoru Nakazono, Mina Terauchi, Yuji Nagashima
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Automatic Speech Recognition for Live TV Subtitling for Hearing-Impaired People
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286 - 291 |
| Michael Obach, Maider Lehr, Andoni Arruti
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Comparison of Five Technologies Supporting Telecommunication Between Deaf Persons Using Sign Language
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292 - 296 |
| Claude Vincent, François Bergeron, Mathieu Hotton, Isabelle Deaudelin, Sylvie Tremblay, Martin Bergevin, Anne-Marie Bégin, Huguette Beaudet
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Chapter 5. Assistive Technology and Sensory Impairments - 5.2 Visual Impairment
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Access to Information for People who cannot See: New Perspectives
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299 - 303 |
| Laura Burzagli, Pier Luigi Emiliani, Francesco Gabbanini
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AScience: a Thematic Network on Access to Scientific University Courses by Visually Impaired Students
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304 - 309 |
| Jan Engelen, Cristian Bernareggi
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Tactile Exhibits with Touch Activated Descriptive Audio for Aquariums
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310 - 314 |
| Rebecca A. Fuller, William R. Watkins
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Combining Sensorial Modalities in Haptic Navigation Tasks for Blind People
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315 - 319 |
| Iñaki Díaz, Josune Hernantes, Jorge Juan Gil
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Electronic Display Panel Mobile Reader
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320 - 325 |
| J.A. Gutiérrez, F.J. González, A. Picón, A. Isasi, A. Domínguez, I. Idigoras
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Measurement of Luminance Contrast Sensitivity of Persons with Low Visual Capability in order to Secure the Visibility of Tactile Walking Surface Indicators
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326 - 330 |
| Seiji Mitani, Toshiaki Yoshida, Hirohito Minato, Shoichiro Fujisawa, Osamu Sueda
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The Importance of Measuring Medical and Psychological Characteristics in Visibility Measurement of Persons with Low Visual Capability
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331 - 335 |
| Seiji Mitani, Shoichiro Fujisawa, Aya Mima, Hiroshi Shiota, Kenji Yanashima, Mitsue Takahara, Osamu Sueda
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Directing Characteristics of Infra-red Handheld Device toward Target by Persons with Visual Impairment
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336 - 340 |
| Hirohiko Ohkubo, Kunio Kurachi, Mitue Takahara, Shoichiro Fujisawa, Osamu Sueda
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Guiding Property of Audible Traffic signals Using Parametric Speakers
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341 - 345 |
| Kiyohiro Omori, Ichiro Kitayama, Tomoo Kamakura, Shin-ichi Sakai
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Mathematical Working Environment (MAWEN)
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346 - 350 |
| Bernhard Stöger, Mario Batušić, Claudia Fahrengruber, Klaus Miesenberger, Dominique Archambault
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A Walking Assistive Device for the Blind: Proposition of a New Device and Fundamental Techniques
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351 - 354 |
| Chikamune Wada
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Chapter 6. Alternative and Augmentative Communication
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