The world can a pretty disheartening place, but it’s also pretty spectacular. Case-in-point: helpful robots, teensy health-monitoring patches, customized 3D printed AT, cameras on eye glasses for those with low vision, and so much more! Read some of these stories and feel better about everything đ Â AT in the news for the week of 8/1 thru 8/5
Mountain Pointe grad working on breakthrough communication device
First Cyborg Olympics Will Celebrate How Technology Can Help Disabled People
Jess plays to a standing ovation at the Opera House
The Hearing Aid’s Pursuit of Invisibility
Picture a health-monitoring patch you wear like a tattoo that doesnât need a battery
Amazon expands VoiceView accessibility tool for users with vision disabilities
3D Printing a better prosthesis
Mini-Camera Mounted on Glasses Helps People with Vision Disabilities Read
Design for your future selfâknowing that we all experience different abilities throughout life
Accessibility-focused stations for Win10 and Xbox at University Village in Seattle
Making games accessible for disabled people with the Aidis Trust
Make Online Courses Meaningful and Accessible
Measurement of Pupil Size Leads to Advancement in Hearing Aids
Some robots independently sing, others help babies
City’s LinkNYC Kiosks Discriminate Against the Blind, Lawsuit Says
New Commercial Showcases Paralympics Racing Wheelchair Custom-Designed by BMW Using 3D Technology
Windows 10 update still free for Assistive Technology users
