HDTI Presents RAatE 2009
Hilton Hotel Coventry
RAatE 2009 is the only UK conference focused on the latest innovations and developments in assistive technology. This conference will be of interest to everyone who uses, works with, develops or conducts research on assistive technologies (AT).
The conference program has, over the past years, regularly included new technological developments, service innovations, results of formal research projects, service based research and development and a wide range of other stimulating topics.
Known as a friendly and productive conference, RAatE offers you a chance to meet and share knowledge and experience with other people working in AT.
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Hilton Coventry, Paradise Way, Coventry
Accommodation
Hilton Coventry
A limited number of discounted Hilton Guest Rooms have been reserved exclusively for attendees of University of Coventry event at the Hilton Coventry for the night of the 30th November 2009.
Booking a reservation from our site is easy. Simply click on 'Book Accommodation' below to receive your group's preferred rate.
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Registration Now Open
RAatE 2009 registration is now open - go to the booking page to register for RAATE 2009. You can now register to attend RAatE - the UK’s number one source of assistive technology knowledge, networking, research and information. Registration for the exhibition for RAATE 2009, the UK’s main Assistive Technology Conference, is also now open.
Booking is managed through HDTI, who are hosting this year’s conference, from their conferencing website, linked below. Book early to avoid disappointment since places are limited at this year’s two day conference.
Call for Participation
To submit to RAatE, click here...
You are invited to submit to participate in the RAatE 2009 conference. You can submit contributions in any of the following formats:
- Papers
- Posters
- Workshops
- Discussions
- Demonstrations
Submissions may include reporting on research projects, service developments, case studies, evaluations, new developments or reviews. Themes of interest for 2009 from which contributions are particularly welcome are listed in
