It’s all about the feels this week. Like, you can feel your heart explode while watching a video of a pregnant, blind mom-to-be when she gets a 3D sonogram of her son, or you can feel your mind bending when holograms of people with disabilities appear when you park in a handicapped space…so go for it. Dig in. It’s a big, amazing world with so much good happening. AT in the news for the week of 5/4 thru 5/8.
Diagnosed with Dyspraxia in childhood, this young coder builds My Child app to help parents
The unique technology bringing horse riding therapy to the disabled
Cardtronics Establishes Accessibility Center of Excellence
Apple Wants Blind People To Buy Apple Watches
High-Tech Sensors Help Kids Keep Eye on Aging Parents
The Smartphone In Your Pocket Could Help Treat River Blindness For Millions
Welcome to the future: This 3D printer uses living cells to print human tissue
The American Foundation for the Blind Creates an Accessible Video Player
[Video] Blind Mom-to-Be Meets Her Unborn Baby Via a 3D-Printed Ultrasound
Apple’s Accessibility Features Help Bring Gaming to the Blind on iOS
New Disability Liaison On Board At White House
Beyond apps, Innovate for Good
People with speech disabilities, their advocates relieved by proposed policy
Use accessibility features on your Apple Watch
People With Disabilities Can Play Piano Thanks to Eye-Tracking in Virtual Reality
People with vision impairments now rely on apps and gadgets daily
Grippable keyboard “stands up” for healthcare industry at HIMSS15
In This Mall, Holograms Of Disabled People Appear If You Try To Park In Their Space
Paralysed artist creates artwork using just her eyes
Accessibility in Linux is good (but could be much better)
