Tactile information transmission by apparent movement phenomenon using shape-memory alloy device

Articles in the same Issue

1. TABLE OF CONTENTS
2. EDITORIAL
3. Technological challenges in the Delft virtual reality exposure therapy system
4. Evaluation of virtual reality therapy in augmenting the physical and cognitive rehabilitation of war veterans
5. Analyzing navigation of mentally impaired children in virtual environments
6. Tongue-computer interface for disabled people
7. Investigating the efficacy of a virtual mirror box in treating phantom limb pain in a sample of chronic sufferers
8. Audio-based mobilization and orientation of users with visual disabilities through subway networks
9. Virtual reality as a therapeutic tool in the confines of social anxiety disorder treatment
10. Do we need high-scale flexibility in virtual therapies?
11. Tangible user interfaces: Tools to examine, assess, and treat dynamic constructional processes in children with developmental coordination disorders
12. TheraGame: A home based virtual reality rehabilitation system
13. SMART project: Application of emerging information and communication technology to home-based rehabilitation for stroke patients
14. Tactile information transmission by apparent movement phenomenon using shape-memory alloy device
15. Exploratory strategies and procedures to obtain non-visual overviews using TableVis
16. Perceptive three dimensional interface via stereo observation
17. National survey 1999 on medical services for persons with intellectual disability in residential care in Israel