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Tag: Assistive technology

iPad: A therapeutic marvel

On November 8, 2010 By Anita Hamilton VirtualOTIn Uncategorized3 Comments

From the NY TimesBy EMILY B. HAGERPublished: October 29, 2010OWEN CAIN depends on a respirator and struggles to make even the slightest movements — he has had a debilitating motor-neuron disease since infancy.Owen, 7, does not have the strength to maneuver a computer mouse, but when a nurse propped her boyfriend’s iPad within reach in …

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RESEARCHERS USE BRAIN INTERFACE TO POST TO TWITTER

On July 21, 2010 By Anita Hamilton VirtualOTIn UncategorizedLeave a comment

This is a copy of an email I received in April... sorry it has taken me this long to share it!MADISON - In early April, Adam Wilson posted a status update on the social networking Web site Twitter - just by thinking about it. Click on this link to see a demonstration.Just 23 characters long, …

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Lebanon’s Landmine Soccer Team: Story from TIME magazine

On February 17, 2010 By Anita Hamilton VirtualOTIn UncategorizedLeave a comment

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iShoe

On October 17, 2008September 22, 2018 By Anita Hamilton VirtualOTIn UncategorizedLeave a comment

One quarter of senior citizens chronically fall down, leading to over 300,000 broken hips a year. Developed by NASA and tested on astronauts, our patent-pending insole rehabilitates the wearer’s ability to balance, reduces falls, and automatically notifies caregivers and loved ones by phone should a fall take place. Welcome to iShoe.

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