AT in the news for the week of 9\/3 – 9\/7<\/p>\n
285 Million Billion People Poised to See Bionic Eye Bring Sight<\/a><\/p>\n Paralympic sailing: A tale of triumph and technology<\/a> – CNN<\/p>\n Paralympics 2012: 13 ways digital and disabled arts can work together<\/a> – The Guardian (blog)<\/p>\n NFB and AccuWeather have joined forces to provide accessible weather alerts to the blind and print disabled!<\/a><\/p>\n Sharp-eared glasses let deaf people ‘see’ sounds<\/a> – tech – New Scientist<\/p>\n The Conversational Internet. A project that enables people who are blind to ‘talk’ with web pages<\/a><\/p>\n Stealth cyborgism: pacemakers, cochlear implants and prosthetics<\/a><\/p>\n More Apps for Eye Care<\/a><\/p>\n Mind-reading exoskeleton could help rehabilitate stroke victims<\/a><\/p>\n Technology gives paralyzed individuals an opportunity to control environment<\/a> – Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier<\/p>\n Braille competency decline led industrial design grad student 2 design educational toy 4 vision-impaired pre-schoolers<\/a><\/p>\n WheelMate: app helps wheelchair users find parking spaces and toilets that are accessible<\/a><\/p>\n Study: Technology Can Put Autistic Adults to Work<\/a><\/p>\n US university at forefront of design for the deaf<\/a><\/p>\n Technology gives paralyzed individuals an opportunity to control environment<\/a><\/p>\n Why exoskeletons are cool: New technologies that could one day help patients<\/a><\/p>\n Sexy Microphone Dress Doubles as a Hearing Aid<\/a> – Discovery News<\/p>\n An Introductory Set of Accessible Mobile Applications<\/a><\/p>\n