Electrical stimulation is used to elicit muscle contraction and can be utilized for
neurorehabilitation following spinal cord injury when paired with voluntary motor training …

The barbell piercing can be used as an assistive device that allows people with severe
disabilities, such as tetraplegia, to control their environments using the movement of the …

The intraoral Tongue Drive System (iTDS), is a tongue-controlled wireless assistive
technology, operated by a number of user-defined voluntary tongue gestures to issue control …

Multimodal tongue drive system (mTDS) is an assistive technology, which uses speech,
tongue, and head movements of people with tetraplegia to help them control devices such …

The intraoral Tongue Drive System (iTDS) is a wireless assistive technology that detects
users' voluntary tongue gestures, and converts them to user-defined commands, enabling …

The intraoral Tongue Drive System (iTDS) is an embedded wireless tongue-operated
assistive technology developed for people with tetraplegia to provide them a higher level of …

People with tetraplegia often use multiple different assistive devices for access and mobility
which requires constant caregiver assistance to help them replace these devices. In this …

Assistive technologies often focus on a remaining ability of their users, particularly those with
physical disabilities, eg, tetraplegia, to facilitate their computer access. We hypothesized that …

A robust wireless communication is critical for wireless intraoral devices since it is adversely
affected by the external radio frequency (RF) interference and impedance variations of the …

Mouth-controlled mouse emulation devices enable people with limited mobility of the upper
limbs to control computers and other digital products. To be useable for persons with …