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" But, I don't take steps" Examining the Inaccessibility of Fitness Trackers for Wheelchair AthletesCarrington et al., 2015
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- Carrington P
- Chang K
- Mentis H
- Hurst A
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- Proceedings of the 17th international acm sigaccess conference on computers & accessibility
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Wearable fitness devices have demonstrated the capacity to improve overall physical activity, which can lead to physical and mental health improvements as well as quality of life gains. Although wheelchair athletes who participate in adaptive sports are interested in …
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