AT in the news for the first week of 2013. Exciting stuff!<\/p>\n
Walkbot exoskeleton rehabilitates stroke survivors<\/a><\/p>\n Wash State School for the Blind wins international recognition for technological innovation<\/a><\/p>\n Here’s a list of apps that have empowered the visually impaired in 2012<\/a><\/p>\n Making a Colorful Video Game Work for Color Blind Gamers<\/a><\/p>\n Researchers in Singapore develop GPS-based app for the blind<\/a><\/p>\n Research backs assistive technology to help visually impaired in bio labs<\/a><\/p>\n FIFA 13 Awarded Most Accessible Game for Disabled Gamers<\/a><\/p>\n Could this rocking chair power source mechanism be adapted to power wheelchairs, other AT?<\/a><\/p>\n New York Times for iPhone Updated with Improved Accessibility<\/a><\/p>\n “Virtual body technology” lets users walk in someone else’s shoes<\/a><\/p>\n “Smart Sock Alerts Parents if Baby Stops Breathing”<\/a><\/p>\n iPad applications help Allentown woman communicate in more ways than one<\/a><\/p>\n Providing assistive technology in a changing market<\/a><\/p>\n Pittsburgh technology center may create robots to fulfill assisted-living needs<\/a><\/p>\n 2013 technology advances to watch<\/a><\/p>\n Tobii REX brings Gaze eye-tracking tech to any Windows 8 machine<\/a><\/p>\n