Assistive Technology Funding
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Funding for Pebbles Assistive Research
Grants
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Partially funded by a grant from NSF (2003-2006)
"Using Handhelds to Help People with Motor Impairments."
This research is funded in part by the National Science Foundation under
Grant No. UA-0308065. Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations
expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily
reflect those of the National Science Foundation. |
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Partially funded by a grant from NEC Foundation of America (2003)
"Handhelds as Assistive Technologies for People with
Muscular Disabilities."
See also the NEC
Foundation page for this project. |
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Partially Funded by Grants from GM (2002 – 2006)
This research is funded in part by grants from General Motors, as part of
the CMU General Motors Collaborative Laboratory,
for calendar years 2003, 2004. |
Equipment
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Thanks to Synaptics,
Inc. for 3 Touchpads. |
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Thanks to AT Sciences,
LLC for an Everest and Jennings Hand Control, model 90487500 joystick
controller from a wheelchair. |
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Thanks to Synergy Solutions, a division of BarPoint.com,
which donated 10 fifteen-foot Palm cables, that are normally distributed
free with a purchase of SlideShow Commander. |
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Thanks to Handango.com, a leading web site for handheld software, for
donating 60 souvenir styluses, that have proven useful for some people with
disabilities. |
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Thanks to Palm Computing, Inc. for the donation of four m100 handhelds.
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EdgeWrite
A new assistive text entry method for handheld devices designed to provide
high accuracy and stability of motion for people with motor impairments.
It is also more
accurate than Graffiti for people without motor impairments.
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Remote Commander
A word prediction version of this software is available for download.
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