Plain-English translation of NCT07429188 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This research study invites people who regularly use upper limb assistive devices—such as robotic arms, mechanical supports, grasping gloves, or mealtime aids—to share their real-world experiences. Researchers want to understand how these devices affect your independence, quality of life, and daily activities, as well as what makes them easier or harder to use in your everyday routine.
Assistive devices are being developed to help people with disabilities move more freely and independently, but researchers need to hear directly from you—the people actually using them—to understand what works well and what could be improved. This study will help guide the design and adoption of better assistive technologies in the future.
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You would participate from home by completing online questionnaires and participating in interviews via video call—all using your own assistive device that you already use daily. There are no visits to a clinic, no new equipment to try, and no additional burden beyond sharing your genuine experiences with the researchers. The study aims to document your perspective on how the device helps or challenges you in everyday activities.
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