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Issue 1 • Date Mar 1995

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Electronic design of a cochlear implant for multichannel high-rate pulsatile stimulation strategies

Robotics in rehabilitation

Choice of speech features for tactile presentation to the profoundly deaf

Standardization as a prerequisite for accessibility of electronic text information for persons who cannot use printed material

A review of design issues in rehabilitation robotics with reference to North American research

Converting speech into lip movements: a multimedia telephone for hard of hearing people

Automated image analysis in visuo-motor testing for the specification of an integrated evaluative and therapy support tool for rehabilitation

The role of assessment and evaluation in rehabilitation robotics research and development: moving from concept to clinic to context

Graphical user interfaces and visually disabled users

Applications of robotic/mechatronic systems in special education, rehabilitation therapy, and vocational training: a paradigm shift

VA/Stanford rehabilitation robotics research and development program: lessons learned in the application of robotics technology to the field of rehabilitation

A biofeedback cane system: instrumentation and subject application results

MARCUS: a two degree of freedom hand prosthesis with hierarchical grip control

Rehabilitation robotics in Europe

Intelligent robotic systems in service of the disabled

Enhanced metrics for identification of forearm rehabilitation

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