RESNA 2023 will be held in New Orleans on July 24-26, 2023. Information on submitting proposals to the 2022 RESNA Student Design Challenge is available here. Additional supports for students making submissions are available here.
Author Archive | David McNaughton
Handwriting Assistive Device Universite Laval
This project is the development of a new passive assistive device, which aims to stabilize the motion of people living with motion disorders.
RESNA 2022 will be held as a virtual conference
RESNA 2022 will be held as a virtual conference on July 13-15, 2022.
Emospace: A mobile game for emotion recognition training in children with ASD National Cheng Kung University
This project uses a well-known game engine, “Unity”, to design an interesting emotion recognition game for children with ASD to improve their emotion recognition ability
Touch Mug New York University
The Touch Mug will provide assistance for those who are blind so that they can pour water effectively and feel the temperature of the water by touching thin heat zone.
RESNA 2019 will be held in Toronto, Canada
RESNA 2019 will join RehabWeek 2019 in Toronto, Canada, from June 24 – 28, 2019
Timing and Alert System for Students with Autism Duke University
An interactive program that prompts the student about his need to use the bathroom and alerts the teacher when he indicates that he needs to go.
2017 RESNA Student Design Competition
There were over 70 submissions to the RESNA Student Design Competition, and tÜthbrush was awarded first prize
tÜthbrush: the U-shaped toothbrush First prize, TREAT award winner
tÜthbrush (University of Central Florida) wins first prize in 2017 RESNA Student Design Competition, and was named as the TREAT award winner
ChairStairs: An AT device for independent wheelchair-to-ground transfers *Second prize
ChairStairs, an assistive technology device for independent wheelchair-to-ground transfers