Being creative is a powerful thing – like when it leads to new Alzheimers apps developed by 12-year-olds or braille tablets coming market. Get inspired when you catch up on the latest AT news for the week of 8/29/16 thru 9/2/16!
How Accessible Technology Is Moving Into The Mainstream
Is the website you are working on accessible? If not, here are some tips
This new 3D-printing pen draws with wood, copper, and bronze
“The inaccessible web: how we got into this mess”
Hackaday Prize Entry: Open Sip And Puff
A bionics competition for people with disabilities
Maker Hub turns researchers into builders
Endangered Language: How Technology May Replace Braille and Sign
How recycling your old smartphone could change someone’s life
A blind man’s mission to help others find tech jobs attracts Uber
This wristband turns your fingers into a phone
[Video] The Holy Braille tablet could totally change how blind people consume information
The tech helping disabled people dance, run and compete
BrailleEasy app developed by HBKU researchers in Qatar launched on iOS store
12-Year-Old Develops Alzheimer’s App
Exiled Syrian Engineer Designs Wheelchair Upgrade
People for Research boost tech equality with ‘Make the Web Accessible’ campaign
Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation awards Quality of Life grants to 79 nonprofit organizations
Church installs ‘hearing loop’ for clear sound
