AT Sciences

Advanced Technology for People with Disabilities

AT Sciences provides consulting services related to assistive technology development, evaluation, and training. Past and current clients include:

University of Pittsburgh
- Evaluation, training, and research as part of the Learning Technologies Program based at the Hiram G. Andrews Center
- Development of a Joystick-to-Mouse Adapter for computer access from a wheelchair joystick
- Website development for the Traumatic Brain Injury Model System
- Development of a virtual job coach as part of the RERC on Telerehabilitation
Carnegie Mellon University
- Adapting a wheelchair joystick for use as a computer text entry device, as part of the EdgeWrite project
University of Colorado
- Researching technology needs of people with cognitive disabilities, as part of the RERC on Advancing Cognitive Technologies
Cook Technologies, Inc.
- Consulting on robotic wheelchair technology

Updated 8/5/2006