AT in the news for the week of 10\/1 – 10\/5<\/p>\n
Hearing through teeth with device for single-sided deaf people<\/a><\/p>\n Firm that makes equipment to help paralyzed people walk is opening Marlboro HQ<\/a><\/p>\n Using iPods to assist workers with autism<\/a><\/p>\n Amazon Quietly Begins The Long Road To Closed Captioning Its Streaming Video Library<\/a><\/p>\n Disabled US cops to patrol streets via remote controlled robot<\/a><\/p>\n New technologies lead families to seek genetic causes of hearing loss<\/a><\/p>\n AbleGamers Foundation to open first permanent ‘Accessibility Arcade’<\/a><\/p>\n Amputee soccer player becomes Internet hit<\/a><\/p>\n ROBOHELPER robots offer caregivers a helping hand<\/a><\/p>\n New font designed to help dyslexic people read<\/a><\/p>\n Fujitsu eye-tracking tech uses built-in motion sensor, infrared LED for hands-free computing<\/a> (video)<\/p>\n NFB takes on e-Text pilots<\/a><\/p>\n D.C. may reserve 10% of meters for disabled<\/a><\/p>\n Deaf filmmaker truly hears music for the first time<\/a><\/p>\n What self-driving cars mean for people with disabilities<\/a> \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n How to Keep Computer Screens From Destroying Your Eyes<\/a><\/p>\n