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N:NPAC NeatTools and TNG Assistive Interfaces -----------------------------
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N:1. Project Description
N:Cheap sensors and sophisticated linkage software aimed at those with severe
N:muscular deficiencies. Initially tested on bright paraplegic high school student who
N:could only move cheek muscles and used to access web-based education. Software
N:has visual interface  to allow customization of interface for individual users
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N:2. PACI relevance of the project (how it relates to PACI goals/strategies) 
N:Relevant for making PACI material universally accessible to a small but
N:important disabled community
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N:3. Potential audience or user base 
N:Users with muscular deficiencies
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N:4. Partnership links both internal (AT/ET/EOT) and external; can include 
N:potential "targets of opportunity" for partnership 
N:Working with Trace Center
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N:5.  Diversity and universal access issues
N:Core UA technology
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N:6.  Barriers (with technology or other areas)
N:Not clear that we can or should support deployment
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N:7.  Status of project (i.e. planning, development, production)
N:Funding from NSF(expected) and NEC Foundation to extend Syracuse experiments to 
N:four other metropolitan centers
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N:8. Dissemination avenues - contributions to the literature (i.e. reviewed 
N:journals, conference presentations, etc.) 
N:Many well received conference presentations. Some papers. See http:///www.pulsar.org
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