Each week gets better and better. And this week is no exception. A surgeon using a standing wheelchair, smartphones being controlled with nods & winks, students building AT for their professors, and more…AT in the news for the week of 2/3 thru 2/7
How can you use an iPhone if you Can’t See?
Wearable Tech For People With Disabilities: How A Tech Specialist Is Modifying…
Communication for people with impaired speech: an interview with Professor Mark Hawley
Blind man making apps more ‘Appcessible’
Inspirational Surgeon Operates from Stand-Up Wheelchair
An Artificial Arm Gives One Man The Chance To Feel Again
15-year-old inventor of braille e-reader to launch India’s cheapest 3D printer
Consider disability at the outset, tech designers told
New Technologies Make Winter Easier For Amputees
Student-created Queerability expands into nonprofit
Vertical Challenge raises money for adaptive skiing
Umoove controls smartphones with a nod and a wink
Copyright, Accessibility, and Ableism
A silent Super Bowl: The fight for a more deaf-friendly game
Ai Squared launches sitecues, a SaaS solution that builds zoom & speech on websites
City to reserve hundreds of parking spaces for disabled
MIT students build voice recognition device for professor with MS
Steve Gleason’s Super Bowl commercial will make you tear up
