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There were some holidays happening the past few weeks, causing us to miss a couple of our Friday news wrap-ups. But  we’re back and brining you the coolest technology news of the week, like we do. AT in the news for the week on 1/5 thru 1/9.

Beyond alt-text: a wave of new senior corporate positions in accessible technology

Blind & visually impaired people can apply for a free currency reader from the Dept. of Treasury

The Rise of the Exoskeletons

Weavers Turn Silk Into Diabetes Test Strips

4 Weighted Wearables for Sensory Integration

Avaz – Help Kids with Autism Speak – Free AAC App for Autism Support

Helping hand: A robotic arm will give disabled people a lift

EyeComTec Announces New Affordable Software Solution for Paralysis Sufferers

Online Games to Help Build Early Literacy Skills

Students Design Calming Chairs For Those On The Spectrum

Anonymous cash donation helps disabled three-year-old’s dreams of communicating come true

This Little Robot Went to Market

Kids with dyslexia can thrive in specialist school

Give Someone a Lift- & Save Money » Products and services

AbleGamers crown mainstream, indie titles as their Accessible Games of 2014

NJ Students Design 3D Printed Handle to Enable a Disabled Classmate to Open Her Locker

New science helps a paralyzed man move his legs for the first time in years

Obama Signs ABLE Act

Technology allows disabled to turn ideas into sculpture

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Launches AudioEye Enabled Forms Submission

All accessibility resources for Google put into one convenient web page

Bypass technology directly to your head? That’s now a reality for those experiencing deafness

Most popular app in 2014! See how we’re using it w/kids w/disabilities

My Top Book-Reading Apps for Braille Users by Scott Davert, AppleVis Editorial Team

This Man Invented a Font to Help People With Dyslexia Read

Sesame is the first touch-free smartphone for disabled people

Bat signal for blind example of campus innovations

Brain hat helps paralyzed make music

How to keep an eye on your elderly parents

Listening to music can have clinical benefits on cognition and communication for people with dementia

Twitter Accessibility 101 – Alternative text for images

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