Purpose We examined the role of technology in employment and work for people with
disabilities (PWD). We intended to identify publication trends, key terms, research areas and …

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 …

High level spinal cord injury drastically reduces the quality of life of the injured person.
Various systems attempted to interface the still intact or residual abilities following injury in …

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 …

In this paper, a new application of the optical mouse sensor is presented. The optical mouse
is used as a main low‐cost infrared vision system of a new proposal of a head‐mounted …

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 …

Individuals with high-level spinal cord injuries often face significant challenges in performing
essential daily tasks due to their motor impairments. Consequently, the development of …

Though much research has been conducted into improving the quality of life for individuals
with paralysis, there is relatively limited work in this regard on the tongue-computer interface …

The multimodal Tongue Drive System (mTDS) is an assistive technology for people with
tetraplegia that provides an alternative method to interact with a computer by combining …

The outstanding accuracy achieved by modern Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)
systems is enabling them to quickly become a mainstream technology. ASR is essential for …