The popularity of 3D printed assistive technology has led to the emergence of new
ecosystems of care, where multiple stakeholders (makers, clinicians, and recipients with …

Millions of individuals with diabetes use glucose monitors to track blood sugar levels.
Research shows that such individuals seek to customize different aspects of their …

Maker culture encourages do-it-yourself practices to create, repair, and repurpose
technology. In Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research, it is seen as a means of …

Do‐it‐yourself (DiY) assistive technology gained attention in accessibility literature recently,
especially in relation to the rise of digital fabrication technologies, such as 3D printing …

New assistive technology (AT) is at our disposal for improving the everyday life of people in
need. Yet, the current way how AT is produced and provisioned is hindering certain …

This study aims to identify and evaluate the attributes of assistive products for people with
locomotor disabilities using the refined Kano model. Thirty experts from various disciplines …

In this report we share a co-design process for developing more accessible alternatives to
traditional keyboard and mouse interfaces, involving individuals with motor impairments. We …

Significant obstacles persist in meeting the accessibility needs of computer and smartphone
users with mild-to-moderate upper limb motor impairments as they use their devices at work …

Assistive technology can play a key role in increasing the independence, health and
wellbeing of individuals and reduce the burden of chronic conditions on healthcare services …

The effects of disabilities can vary significantly between individuals (eg, function and body
structure problems, limitations, or prevention of involvement in activities). This variability in …