John-Ross Rizzo

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Assistant Professor (Clinical) of Rehabilitation Medicine and Neurology (Academic)

NYU School of Medicine

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John-Ross Rizzo is an Assistant Professor (Clinical) of Rehabilitation Medicine and Neurology at NYU School of Medicine, USA. His research focuses on assistive technologies for individuals with visual impairments, including virtual reality applications, navigation systems, and mobile solutions to enhance daily living. He has contributed to several recent articles exploring the intersection of technology and accessibility for persons with vision loss, aiming to improve mobility, safety, and overall quality of life.

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Eye-Hand Coordination in Elderly Stroke Victims: A Visuomotor Rehab Study

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Close Date: 2015-07-31

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Eye-Hand Coordination in Stroke

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Lighthouse Guild

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Natalie Mrachacz-Kersting

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Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg

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Carter Bell

NYU Langone Health

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Kevin Chuen Wing Chan

NYU School of Medicine

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New York University

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Training Indoor and Scene-Specific Semantic Segmentation Models to Assist Blind and Low Vision Users in Activities of Daily Living

Using Virtual Reality to Enhance Mobility, Safety, and Equity for Persons with Vision Loss in Urban Environments

Disability and disaster: A deadly duo

Navigation Training for Persons With Visual Disability Through Multisensory Assistive Technology: Mixed Methods Experimental Study

Low-Frequency Motor Cortex EEG Predicts Four Rates of Force Development

The BLV App Arcade: a new curated repository and evaluation rubric for mobile applications supporting blindness and low vision

A Smart Service System for Spatial Intelligence and Onboard Navigation for Individuals with Visual Impairment (VIS4ION Thailand): study protocol of a randomized controlled trial of visually impaired students at the Ratchasuda College, Thailand

Virtual reality as a means to explore assistive technologies for the visually impaired

UNav: An Infrastructure-Independent Vision-Based Navigation System for People with Blindness and Low Vision

MICK (Mobile Integrated Cognitive Kit) app: Feasibility of an accessible tablet-based rapid picture and number naming task for concussion assessment in a division 1 college football cohort

Network-Aware 5G Edge Computing for Object Detection: Augmenting Wearables to “See” More, Farther and Faster

COVID‐19 and Visual Disability: Can't Look and Now Don't Touch

The complexity of eye-hand coordination: a perspective on cortico-cerebellar cooperation

A piezoelectric-based advanced wearable: obstacle avoidance for the visually impaired built into a backpack

Collaborators (5)

William Seiple

Natalie Mrachacz-Kersting

Carter Bell

Kevin Chuen Wing Chan

Chen Feng

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