Search Results for: cybathlon

Published Date: 31/05/2016
Posted in Academic Project Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Article in German - Artikel auf Deutsch Cybathlon 2016 Disability and the public Media Media publishing hyped up distortions Research premise myths Specifications and comparisons Swiss Attempts / Swiss Hype

Was bringt der Cybathlon 2016? (kurze Uebersicht)

Published Date: 30/05/2016
Posted in Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Amputees Are Evil Cybathlon 2016 Disability and the public Media Media publishing discriminating content Media publishing hyped up distortions Research premise myths Specifications and comparisons Swiss Attempts / Swiss Hype

Wieso ist das, was die Veranstalter zum Cybathlon 2016 schreiben **schlecht** ? [“Von Captain Hook zu Iron Man”] (Technologieerklärung)

Published Date: 30/05/2014
Posted in Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Catch-22 of Cybathlon Cybathlon 2016 Cybathlon 2020 Disability and the public Media publishing hyped up distortions Research premise myths Specifications and comparisons

Should we take interest in the Cybathlon 2016? [website check]

Published Date: 26/05/2014
Posted in Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Activities of Daily Living and Sports Cybathlon 2016 Disability and the public Discrimination EC sports Extreme Cyborging Media publishing hyped up distortions Research premise myths Specifications and comparisons Swimming Swiss Attempts / Swiss Hype

Is it possible, with a physical handicap, to participate in international sports competitions? [peek glance comment to some assertions made by Cybathlon organizers]

Published Date: 31/12/2025
Posted in Attitude Disability and the public Symbolism

Technophilia [context]

Published Date: 10/01/2025
Posted in Academic Project Academic research (review) Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Disability and the public Prosthetic sensory feedback

Perspectives on the comparative benefits of body-powered and myoelectric upper limb prostheses [review]

Published Date: 30/09/2024
Posted in Janet and John Support

Thorstein Veblen – The Leisure Class Society (and how it applies to current trends in prosthetic arm “design”) II [a]

Published Date: 26/09/2024
Posted in Academic Project Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Attitude How to communicate the right way Humorous Attempts Research premise myths Trash Culture

Mini Exhibition about Prosthetic Arms / Artificial Hands [no reference, no communication]

Published Date: 20/07/2024
Posted in Algorithm regarding best choice of prosthetic arm Artwork and Do It yourself Corner Asymmetry Design principles Design simplicity and efficiency Disability and the public Health Janet and John Overuse Reduction Prosthetics Research tips Specifications and comparisons Support Testing

The 8 question method to evaluate any prosthetic arm for real use [checklist]

Published Date: 19/07/2024
Posted in Academic Project Academic research (review) Book and article reviews Disability and the public ERC - EU - Horizon

Comments regarding Baines et al ‘The need for reproducible research in soft robotics’ with regard to research in prosthetics

Published Date: 13/07/2024
Posted in #voightkampff test - dilemma Algorithm regarding best choice of prosthetic arm Artwork and Do It yourself Corner Asymmetry Design principles Disability and the public Health Investors' Corner Means of orthopedic/technical support other than prosth Prosthetics Research tips Symbolism

Biomimetic properties of a prosthetic arm [analysis of factors/aspects]

Published Date: 03/06/2024
Posted in Academic Project Disability and the public

User view on performance assessments and lab/clinic user communication [comment after ICORR Webinar #3 – Functional assessment]

Published Date: 07/03/2024
Posted in Academic Project Academic research (review) Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Attitude Disability and the public How to communicate the right way Impact of visible disability on non-disabled people Research premise myths

Uncanny usage of “healthy subject” as “opposed” to “amputee” status in human research [academic researchers: “what” (not “who”) we are]