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Is driving a wheelchair easier than using other controls? Why? | Simon Judge on AT

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Simon Judge on AT. The more geeky bits of AT I can't put elsewhere. Probably mostly for me! Laquo; Switch Interfaces for AT. Typing with a numberpad (Multi Tap). Is driving a wheelchair easier than using other controls? January 9, 2014. Has anyone else met people with CP that are brilliant at driving their wheelchair with a joystick, but find things like joystick-mice (or keyboards, or frankly most other interfaces) pretty hard work? Well I’ve met a fair few and a recent encounter got me thinking:. The m...

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Pebbles Software Applications

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Indicates required fields (Please read our privacy policy. City, State, Zip. I am interested in using:. Windows CE / Pocket PC. Eg Tungsten T3 or HP iPaq PocketPC H1910]. Please type any comments on the existing Pebbles applications or your ideas for new applications we might create. Uncheck if you do not wish to be notified by email about new versions of Pebbles Software. This is the download for version 6.1.2. The old download for version 5. See the supported versions. Formerly Synergy Solutions, Inc.

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Pebbles Software Applications

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Indicates required fields (Please read our privacy policy. City, State, Zip. I am interested in using:. Windows CE / Pocket PC. Eg Tungsten T3 or HP iPaq PocketPC H1910]. Please type any comments on the existing Pebbles applications or your ideas for new applications we might create. Uncheck if you do not wish to be notified by email about new versions of Pebbles Software. This is the download for version 6.1.2. The old download for version 5. See the supported versions. Formerly Synergy Solutions, Inc.

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Pebbles Project Home

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The Pebbles project is exploring how handheld devices, such as Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) including devices running PalmOS. And smart phones, can be used when they are communicating with a regular personal computer (PC), with other handhelds, and with computerized appliances such as telephones, radios, microwave ovens, automobiles, and factory equipment. With today's wireless technologies, such as BlueTooth. Another set of applications supports a single user using the PDA as an extra input and ou...

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SlideShow Commander

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Updated for Version 6.0. You can use SlideShow Commander to:. See a thumbnail picture of the current slide, the notes for the current slide, and the list of titles. Use the physical or on-screen controls to move forward and backward slides, or tap on a slide title to jump to that slide. Scribble on top of the thumbnail picture and the same drawing appears on the PowerPoint slide. The Palm version provides a nice timer to keep track of your talk. There are both Palm. And Windows CE / Pocket PC.

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Pebbles for the Handicapped

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Uses of Hand-Helds as Assistive Technologies for People with Disabilities. Hand-Helds as Alternative Input Devices. Hand-Helds as Universal Controllers. Uses of Hand-Helds as Assistive Technologies for People with Disabilities. Assistive Technologies, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), Hand-held computers, Muscular Dystrophy, Handicapped, Disabled, Disabilities. We are studying the use of a PDA as an alternative input device for computers. People with Muscular Dystrophy (MD) and certain other muscular a...

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Pebbles Publications

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Pebbles Publications and Talks. Best Current Reference For Pebbles. Brad A. Myers Using Hand-Held Devices and PCs Together, Communications of the ACM. Volume 44, Issue 11. November, 2001. pp. 34 - 41. pdf. Mobile Devices for Control, talk given as part of: CS547. Stanford University Human-Computer Interaction Seminar on People, Computers, and Design, November 22, 2002, Palo Alto, CA. Available as streaming video. 86min) (Warning: streaming video link crashes Netscape 4.7! Jacob O. Wobbrock and Brad A...

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Pebbles Chat

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By Ben Bostwick and Brad Myers. Note that for PebblesChat to be useful, multiple PalmOS devices must be attached to the same. PC This is easy with Wi-Fi (802.11) but tricky with BlueTooth or wired connections. Sorry, we don't have a PocketPC version of PebblesChat. Also, PebblesChat does not. Work with other instant-message or chat programs, sorry. See the user guide documentation on the PalmOS version of PebblesChat. Found 415 entries for instant message! We do not know which of those work best, sorry.

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Shortcutter

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For the newest PDAs that have rechargeable batteries, you are supposed to leave the device connected to the PC whenever the user is next to the PC since it is recharged in the cradle. Therefore, using Shortcutter to create panels of controls that might be useful for the PC's applications makes even more sense. There are both Palm. Maintained by Brad Myers. Site designed and developed by Htet Htet Aung. This page has been visited 344678 times since Jan 04, 2005.

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Pebbles People

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