CRC Press - Human-Computer Interface for the Motor Impaired

Explore the intersection of technology and accessibility with Human-Computer Interface Technologies for the Motor Impaired. Part of the Rehabilitation Science in Practice Series, this book provides a deep look into both the technical and social aspects of human-computer interface (HCI) design. Written by academic experts, the text focuses on improving HCI technologies specifically for people with disabilities. This resource introduces the fundamental concepts of HCI and describes the core principles of specific technologies through practical examples. Readers will gain a clear understanding of the current limitations in the field while learning about various modalities, including video, speech, and mechanical systems. It serves as a comprehensive guide for those studying how to bridge the gap between human needs and digital tools, offering research-backed insights into creating more inclusive technology.