Historical Development and Definition of Assistive Technology

3. Examples of Assistive Technology

A visually impaired person with a white cane waiting at a pedestrian crossing.

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Figure 17. Cane for persons with low vision and blind persons

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A person using a front-wheeled walker to walk.

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Figure 18. Walker

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 Two individuals with running blades are running along the street.

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Figure 19. Running Prostheses

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A person in a wheelchair using a wheelchair stair lift.

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Figure 20. Stair Lift

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A wheelchair user with a microphone positioned by an adjustable swing-away mount.

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Figure 21. Assistive Technology for Computer Control

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A person with a hearing aid.

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Figure 22. Hearing Aid

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Two wheelchair fencers in full fencing equipment.

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Figure 23. Assistive Technology in Sports

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A person in a wheelchair with a myoelectric prosthesis.

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Figure 24. Training for the use of a Myoelectric Prosthesis

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A person using a prosthetic hand to type on a laptop.

Figure 25. Use of a Prosthetic Hand

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A person with vision loss using a Braille display.

Figure 26. Use of a Braille Line

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