Many emerging economies, including China, are undergoing rapid and large-scale urban spatial transformation. Thus, the daily mobility of transportation-disadvantaged groups, especially non-car users, has received increased attention, as these people may experience significant restrictions in their activities. Such raise issues with respect to transport-related social exclusion, which detrimenta...

Traffic travel mode identification and classification are crucial for the development of intelligent transportation systems (ITSs). At present, scholars have investigated motorized nonmotorized traffic in various road environments; however, walking bicycle modes has been largely ignored. Therefore, this paper, we investigate propose a new low-cost system, known as Wi-Fi (Wi-CL) system that uses...

Governments advocate for a modal shift from motorized transport modes to active modes. Various political approaches can be adopted affect travel behavior and patterns. However, interventions spread across the entire population offer limited opportunities achieve behavioral change. Furthermore, attitude has been shown cut demographic characteristics strongly influence conducted behavior. Therefo...

OBJECTIVE Chronic neural recordings have provided many insights into the relationship between neural activity and behavior. We set out to develop a miniaturized motorized microdrive that allows precise electrode positioning despite possibly unreliable motors. APPROACH We designed a feedback-based motor control mechanism. It contains an integrated position readout from an array of magnets and ...

School area is one type of land use that has a large enough appeal to the community. The number vehicle modes can cause new problems in school areas which generally do not have special lanes drop passengers. This study find out pulls movements, characteristics so unlucky economy and travel students, teachers employees, make model pulling merger vehicles educational on road K.H Dewantara Ternate...

Wheelchair users rely on their wheelchairs for mobility for extended periods of time every day. According to the International Standards Organization 2631-1 standard on human vibration, individuals in a seated position when exposed to whole-body vibrations (WBV) are at risk of injury. This study evaluated vibration exposure during manual and power wheelchair driving over nine sidewalk surfaces ...

BACKGROUND Mobility is important for the cognitive and psychosocial development of children. Almost one third of children with cerebral palsy (CP) are non-ambulant. Wheelchairs can provide independent mobility, allowing them to explore their environment. Independent mobility is vital for activity and participation and reduces the dependence on caregivers. The purpose of this study was to descri...

Patients with neglect veer to one side when walking or driving a wheelchair, however there is a contradiction in the literature about the direction of this deviation. The study investigated the navigational trajectory of a sample of neglect patients of mixed mobility status in an ecological setting. Fifteen patients with left-sided neglect after right hemisphere stroke were recorded walking or ...

This paper reports the results of a pre-post outcomes study on the impact of tilt-in-space power wheelchairs on the health, activity, and participation of 5 subjects. Using a methodology which combines traditional self-reports and activity monitoring technology, subjects who had previously used an upright power wheelchair were monitored at baseline and 3 months following receipt of a new tilt-i...

Lack of exercise is a major risk factor for secondary conditions among persons dependent upon motorized wheelchairs. Power wheelchair soccer is a unique exercise opportunity for this population, and understanding factors that influence exercise decision-making is necessary for clinicians to help those in motorized chairs reduce their secondary risk. Therefore, this study examined differences in...