Benefits of Assistive Technology for Children with Monoplegic Motor Disabilities

• Rilmar Pereira Gomes

  Metropolitan University of Manaus

  Author

• Brendo Corrêa dos Santos

  Metropolitan University of Manaus

  https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3212-5855

  Author

• Douglas Vinicius Silva dos Santos

  Metropolitan University of Manaus

  Author

• Elias Cardoso de Araújo Silva

  Metropolitan University of Manaus

  https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6309-4620

  Author

• Kaian Soares De Sousa Meireles

  Metropolitan University of Manaus

  Author

• Hemerson Allan Silva de Moraes

  Metropolitan University of Manaus

  https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3592-138X

  Author

• David Barbosa de Alencar

  Institute of Technology and Education Galileo of Amazon

  Author

The benefits of Assistive technology involve assistance techniques where it presents resources to help people with disabilities, so our target audience are children with monoplegia motor disabilities, that is, the individual cannot move a limb, it was hand chosen as the focus of the problem to solve the handicapped condition.  The objective is to point out techniques in assistive technology to improve the lives of children with monoplegic motor disabilities, through a procedure of a tool called Neomano Glove, demonstrating its benefits, and a comparison of another hand rehabilitation glove is also made, showing the superiority and motivation of using the Neomano Glove capable of solving and facilitating children's lives.  However, the methodology used was the bibliographic research accompanied by two types of research, quantitative and qualitative, so the neomano glove is very effective, as several users have already tested and approved its use, but the equipment can still be improved, as the accessory can evolve to help the hearing impaired communicate Libras.

1. Rilmar Pereira Gomes, Metropolitan University of Manaus

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2. Brendo Corrêa dos Santos, Metropolitan University of Manaus

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3. Douglas Vinicius Silva dos Santos, Metropolitan University of Manaus

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4. Elias Cardoso de Araújo Silva, Metropolitan University of Manaus

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5. Kaian Soares De Sousa Meireles, Metropolitan University of Manaus

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6. Hemerson Allan Silva de Moraes, Metropolitan University of Manaus

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