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A study assessed whether a hybrid neural network could classify intended powered-wheelchair movements from EEG signals, reporting high performance on a public dataset.
Read the storyA cohort study examined wheelchair delivery, training, mobility, caregiver burden, and related outcomes among 35 nonambulatory Ugandan children with disabilities.
Read the storyA survey of 110 Bahraini healthcare professionals found broad recognition of occupational therapy but limited referrals and significant systemic barriers.
Read the storyA short April announcement identifies a new European airport deployment and its local partners.
Read the storyA cross-sectional study examined how functional classification and competitive experience relate to propulsion mechanics in male wheelchair-rugby players with cervical spinal cord injury.
Read the storyA study of nine elite wheelchair racers found that maximal lactate steady state occurred at higher blood lactate than the conventional 4 mM threshold.
Read the storyA mechanics analysis examines how path cross slope affects manual wheelchair propulsion, including effort, pushrim use, and weight distribution.
Read the storyA research record describes a simulated-care study of an omni-directional wheelchair operated from positions beyond the rear.
Read the storyA study of 20 people with spinal cord injury reported comparable results for supervised in-person and real-time video assessments.
Read the storyA study outlines a mental tongue-movement brain-computer interface for wheelchair direction control, while identifying limitations requiring further validation.
Read the storyA Scopus-based review describes sustained growth in wheelchair rugby scholarship and identifies highly cited topics alongside three broad keyword clusters.
Read the storyA Swedish cross-sectional study assessed whether the Holmlund-Grooten submaximal test could estimate peak oxygen uptake in wheelchair users with motor-complete spinal cord injury.
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