Center On Disabilities
Virtual Reality Conference 1994

Table of Contents

• Keynote Address 
• Detour: Brain Deconstruction Ahead 
• VR-Based Training Research at Sandia Labs 
• Constructing the Virtual Assistive Agent 
• Teaching, Technology, Human Spirit: Virtual Campus 
• Input Interfacing to the Cave for Disabilities 
• Augmented Audio Reality: Spatial Sound GPS PGS 
• Invideo for Disabled: VR as Diagnostic Tool 
• Access to Two Dimensional Info 
• Terminology Standards to Facilitate Interchange 
• VR Gaming to Mainstream Emotional Disabled 
• Children Driving Motorized Wheelchair in VR 
• Virtual Wheelchair: Overcoming Obstacles 
• VR Immersion: Anxiety, Panic, Heights Phobia 
• Telepresence: Prosthetic Working Environments 
• VR: From Concrete to Imaginable to Reprehensible 
• Speech to Perform Tasks, Virtual Environments 
• Joys, Pitfalls of Creating a Grant Regarding VR 
• Event-Related Potentials for VR Control 
• Virtual Individualized Residential Alternative 
• VR for Teaching Social Skills to Students 
• Virtual Community: For No Longer Disabled 
• Virtual Lab: Interactive Metaphors and Methods 
• Using VR To Document Human Exist 
• Windows: Electromyogram, EEG-Based 
• Head-Mounted Display As A Low Vision Aid 
• Autonomous Wheelchair Control By Approximate VR 
• Information Modeling: Applications For Blind 
• VR: Cognitive Rehab, Traumatic Head Injuries 
• Virtuality, Dance and Choreography For Students 
• Foot-Based Interfaces to Virtual Environments 
• Medicine 2001: King is Dead 
• Surgery 2001: Future of Technology in Surgery 
• Determining Wheelchair Proficiency Access 
• VR Driving Simulators for Rehab Assess 
• Hyper Hospital - VR Based Medical Care System 

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