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Efficacy of three infrared head-pointing devices
Efficacy of three infrared head-pointing devices for mouse emulation tasks
This study is examining the relative performance of the three head-pointing assistive technology devices that are currently readily available for use by indivduals with disabilities. These devices are the HeadMouse Extreme, for Origin Instruments; Tracker One, from Madentec Limited; and the SmartNav, from Naturalpoint.
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- Chubon & Dvorak
- Does Speech Recognition Deserve Recognition?
- The Effect of AAC on Functional Activities
- Effects of Word Completion and Word Prediction
- Efficacy of Alternate Keyboard Configurations
- The Efficacy of Three Head Pointing Devices
- Efficacy of three infrared head-pointing devices
- Efficiency of the Chubon vs the QWERTY Keyboard
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