Exploring Taboo Language in AAC Systems
Facebook Link Linked In Link About the study Do Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) systems give people access to the full range of human language, including: swearing, flirting, expressing anger, and other taboo words? Should they be expressed? A team at Flinders University are exploring the positive functions of taboo words, and the perspectives of […]
Motor-Actuated Soft Assistive Robotic Glove with Mobile Application Control for Individuals with Hand Function Impairments
Facebook Link Linked In Link About the study This study aims to design and develop a wearable assistive glove to support hand function and independence for people with cerebral palsy. An online survey and/or an optional interview will gather insights into hand function challenges and design preferences. The findings will guide the development of the […]
Gait and Mobility Aid Use Among Adults with Cerebral Palsy
Facebook Link Linked In Link About the study We are seeking to understand how adults with cerebral palsy (CP) use different types of mobility aids in their daily lives. This research has the potential to improve clinical practice and inform policy for adults with CP. Who can participate? People with CP aged 25 to 65 years old, any […]