We have now sufficient evidence that using electrical biosignals in the field of Alternative
and Augmented Communication is feasible. Additionally, they are particularly suitable in the …

BACKGROUND: The use of computers as a communication tool by people with disabilities
can serve as an alternative effective to promote social interactions and the more inclusive …

The design and evaluation of a scanning ambiguous keyboard (SAK) is presented. SAK
combines the most demanding requirement of a scanning keyboard—input using one key or …

Including children with communication disorders in the participatory design and evaluation
of digital technologies is challenging, as communication between designers and users-an …

People with speech and motor impairments may experience difficulties in interaction and
learning, among other situations that can lead to emotional, social, and cognitive problems …

Digital living media systems consist of living organisms combined with electronic
components and can reflect or represent information to users (eg, as an ambient display) …

The usability of virtual keyboard based eye-typing systems is currently limited due to the lack
of adaptive and user-centered approaches leading to low text entry rate and the need for …

Computing systems have the potential to contribute with interactive and low-cost solutions to
support Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) by applying different …

Single-switch scanning is a technique used by some individuals for spoken and/or written
communication. We developed a method for adjusting the settings in a singleswitch …

Virtual keyboards or on-screen keyboards are commonly used as a means of augmentative
communication by people with severe speech and motion disability. Any such virtual …