Seriously, I couldn’t make this stuff up…Pimped out prosthetics, 3D blood vessels, a heart-shocking shirt and more. Read up & enjoy on this beautiful day. AT in the news for the week of 6/2 thru 6/6
“Shocking” garment designed by Johns Hopkins’ students could save lives
The Incredible Stair-Climbing, Self-Parking, Amphibious Wheelchair
Innovation Award brings UBC prof’s gaze tracking technology into focus
Designer limbs: top pimped-up prosthetics
Car-for-hire companies sued over lack of wheelchair accessibility
Auto-balancing bicycle-design has the potential to help disabled kids
Enhanced Vision Introduces the Smart Reader
Physical/occupational therapy exercise video game for people with limited mobility in their arms
Funding campaign to help make freedom a reality for millions of wheelchair users
AT for Pet Owners: A No Bend Pet Bowl
New agreement to improve banking services for visually impaired customers
Walgreens Talking Prescription Devices for Customers with visual impairments
Israeli Nonprofit Looks to Develop World’s First Kid-Friendly Wheelchair
Engineering ideas to help people in need
Hands-Free Mouse Solution Allows for Computer Control Via Head Motion – Rehab Management
These Tween Girls Created An Android App For The Blind
Researchers are using 3D printers to make blood vessels
How practical is Google’s driverless car?
4 must-have medical tech devices for seniors
Six projects from Hack4Access: hackathon on disability issues
Blind Programmer Develops Apps for Vision-impaired
T.H.I.S: Social Media Accessibility – Video
HIMS: New Pocket-sized Media Player that Gives Blind and Visually Impaired Near-instant Access to Printed Text
