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Archive | Student project
AAC and people who have ALS (Research project)
Update: July 25, 2016. So that we may focus on summarizing and sharing the information we have received to date, we are no longer accepting new participants in this project.
Penn State students work to add “tone of voice” to AAC devices
A recent article in the Penn State news describes the work of student engineering teams to add “tone of voice” to AAC devices.
Cartastic (T3, AAC Incubator)
Student Team: Steven Ciez, Brad Cronin, Justin Kinslow, Justin Smith, Lulu Sun University: Penn State University Abstract: The team has been tasked with modifying a child’s toy race car so that children having difficulty interacting with their peers can drive it using a variety of simple switches and communicate with their friends. The switches must be adaptable […]
Child Friendly Tablet Case (T3, AAC Incubator)
This project group was tasked with designing a model for a tablet case that met the needs of the PSU Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, and the needs of the children and instructors using the tablet.