Project Director: Jim Mueller This project establishes and maintains a Consumer Advisory Network (CAN) representing the diversity in age and abilities of current and potential users of mobile wireless products and services. Through surveys and focus groups within this Network, the project develops and tests model processes for predicting usability of future products and services.
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EAAC Meeting at FCC Headquarters
FCC Headquarters, Washington, DC,
Assistive Technologies Showcase at Abilities Expo - Atlanta 2012
Georgia World Congress Center - Hall C4,
CMAS Forum at International Wireless Communications Expo
Las Vegas Convention Center - Las Vegas, NV, 
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Congratulations go to Brian Coppola!