Publications
Articles about the HandShake project and the hardware behind it:
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HandShake - Using Arm Movement as an AAC Switch
Oppenheim, M. Frankowski, T.: Communication Matters. 40, 2, p. 16-19 -
Empowering Disabled Persons with Hand Motions for Environmental Controls: Real-Time Sensor Display Using Python and a Smart Watch
Oppenheim, M., 1/11/2025, In: Circuit Cellar. 1, 424, p. 26-34 -
Power Profiler for Accelerated Embedded Hardware Development: Streamlining the Development Process with Efficient Power Analysis
Oppenheim, M., 24/06/2025, In: Circuit Cellar - The Magazine For Computer Applications. 1, 420, p. 26-33 -
Devices Aid Speech for People with Disabilities
Oppenheim, M., 21/06/2021, In: Circuit Cellar - The Magazine For Computer Applications. 1, 372, p. 30-37 -
Using the BBC micro:bit as AAC – Three Solutions
Oppenheim, M., 30/11/2020, In: Communication Matters. 34, 3, p. 13-15 -
HandShake – Using Hand Motion Recognition to Enable Communication
Oppenheim, M. & McIntyre, F., 30/04/2020, In: Communication Matters. 34, 1, p. 19-21 -
Full Stack Python: Micropython and Python for rapid embedded hardware and GUI development
Oppenheim, M., 28/02/2017, In: Circuit Cellar - The Magazine For Computer Applications. 1, 319, p. 17-25
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