Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) can support people who communicate in ways other than speech, including people with cerebral palsy (CP) who may have limited hand control for conventional input devices. However, many high-technology AAC systems depend on a screen, a mount, or a separate computer, and ma...
Huai-Hou Yang, Zi-Yi Cheng, Ze Zhou· Proceedings of the 2026 28th...· 0 citations
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