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    Title: Development of a computer input system for people with disabilities using a commercial mouse and switches
    Authors: Shih, Ching-Tien
    Shih, Ching-Hsiang
    施清添
    (東方設計學院電子與資訊系)
    Contributors: 東方設計學院電子與資訊系
    Keywords: Mouse driver
    switch
    disabilities
    Date: 2009-11
    Issue Date: 2015-07-07 13:35:07 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: PURPOSE: To help people with physical disabilities to effectively utilize commercial pointing devices to operate computers. This study develops a novel method to realize transferring single-direction physical movement into complete mouse functions.
    METHOD: The proposed system adopts a redesigned software mouse driver that adopts special switches to change the functionality of the mouse.
    RESULTS: Three people with disabilities were recruited to test the feasibility of this system. Experimental results demonstrate that this method effectively enables people with disabilities to operate computers.
    CONCLUSIONS: In summary, the use of software technology makes this system low-cost, flexible, easy to maintain, and compatible with all standard interfaces of commercial input devices. The proposed system allows people with disabilities to use their remaining functional abilities to operate a computer.
    Relation: Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology, Vol.4 no.6, pp.414-421
    Appears in Collections:[Department of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science] journal

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