Assistive Technology

Papers
(The TQCC of Assistive Technology is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
RESNA position paper on the capacity-building role of assistive technology specialists in PreK-12 educational settings55
Assistive technology and specific learning disability: A case report31
RESNA position on the application of ultralight manual wheelchairs29
Power assist add-ons for adult manual wheelchair users: A scoping review25
On-time power mobility and physical activity in toddlers with motor delays: A randomized controlled trial using body-worn sensors21
A step towards truly independent access for everyone, everywhere20
Multicultural considerations in augmentative and alternative communication17
The challenge of complexity: research quality in assistive technology16
Finding the right fit: What contributes to the successful use of speech generating devices?15
RESNA position on the application of dynamic seating15
The association of the localized pain sensitivity in the residual limb and prosthesis use in male veterans with transtibial amputation14
User confidence and electrodermal activity during haptic exploration for perceptual comparisons using a robotic system14
Better together: Promoting interdisciplinary research in assistive technology13
Influence of adaptive video gaming on quality of life and social relationships13
Proceedings from the 38th International Seating Symposium13
Using the center of gravity to help blind people measure water levels in bottles12
User opinions about connected pressure detection systems to prevent wheelchair-related pressure injuries: An exploratory cross-sectional survey12
A retrospective chart review of the patient population accessing augmentative & alternative communication at an urban assistive technology center11
A systematic review of the effectiveness of pressure relieving cushions in reducing pressure injury11
Assistive Technology utilization among stroke survivors in Kano, Northwest Nigeria: A cross-sectional study11
History of assistive devices and home modification services under long-term care insurance system in Japan across 20 years: A narrative review9
Designing a cyber-physical robotic platform to assist speech-language pathologists9
Stability and Falls Evaluations in AMPutees (SAFE-AMP 1): Microprocessor knee technology reduces odds of incurring an injurious fall for individuals with diabetic/dysvascular amputation9
Using ChatGPT as a tool during occupational therapy intervention: A case report in mild cognitive impairment9
Global outcomes of assistive technology: What we measure, we can improve9
Designing and developing an accessible web-based assistive technology for students with visual impairment9
Wheelchair dependence in patients with dementia: Focus on kinematic gait analysis using simple wearable accelerometers and gyroscopes9
Evaluating bottoming-out of bariatric sized wheelchair cushions9
A hierarchy category of socially assistive robots’ functions: Insights from older adults9
Relationship between degree of disability, usefulness of assistive devices, and daily use duration: an investigation in children with congenital upper limb deficiencies who use upper limb prostheses8
Bridging the gap in assistive technology access at the Paris Paralympic Games8
The “humane in the loop”: Inclusive research design and policy approaches to foster capacity building assistive technologies in the COVID-19 era8
Meeting AT needs in humanitarian crises: The current state of provision8
A right to the frivolous? Renegotiating a wellbeing agenda for AT research8
Perception of autonomy among people who use wheeled mobility assistive devices: Dependence on the type of wheeled assistive technology8
Toward a better understanding of barriers to wayfinding technology use for people with disabilities8
Developing accessible speech technology with users with dysarthric speech7
Reliability and validity testing of the ASSIST functional performance index7
Engaging in a home-based exercise program: a mixed-methods approach to identify motivators and barriers for individuals with stroke7
Exploration of multimodal alternative access for individuals with severe motor impairments: Proof of concept7
The effect of CLOSER-computer-based exercise program in older adults with a history of falls: A pilot study7
Translation and validation of the Persian version of “The Psychosocial Impact of Assistive Devices Scale” in patients with neurological disorders7
On the road again! Tricycle adaptation with the design of a universal rig7
A parametric 3D printed assistive device for people with cerebral palsy – assessment of outcomes and comparison with a commercial counterpart7
A scoping review of communication outcomes measures in augmentative and alternative communication7
Factors influencing neuromuscular responses to gait training with a robotic ankle exoskeleton in cerebral palsy6
Measuring assistive technology outcomes6
Pilot study: Comparison of Timed Up and Go test with and without walking aid in stroke patients6
My assistive technology outcomes framework: Rights-based outcome tools for consumers to ‘measure what matters’6
Fall detection from a manual wheelchair: preliminary findings based on accelerometers using machine learning techniques5
Measuring assistive technology supply and demand: A scoping review5
In search of language development for students who are hard of hearing: measuring the effectiveness of assistive technologies through teaching practices5
Suitability of quality of life outcome measures for children with severe cerebral palsy receiving postural care interventions: A scoping review5
Collaborative consensus on assistive technology impacts and outcomes: The GAATO Grand Challenges5
Ethics and assistive technology: what are we missing?5
Effects of domotics on cognitive, social and personal functioning in patients with Parkinson’s disease: A pilot study5
Collective making: Co-designing 3D printed assistive technologies with occupational therapists, designers, and end-users5
Refinement of Health App Review Tool (HART) through stakeholder interviews: HART 2.05
Correction5
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