AT in the news from the past two weeks (since we didn’t get last Friday’s post out) – 4\/8 thru 4\/19<\/p>\n
A Prosthetic Arm, Controlled By Your Thoughts<\/a><\/p>\n Paralympic experience offers activity, support for visually impaired<\/a><\/p>\n FCC issues new rules to make TV emergency info more accessible to blind and visually impaired people<\/a><\/p>\n Lighter Exoskeleton will allow disabled to more independent<\/a><\/p>\n Accessibility Upgrade: The Library\u2019s Role Making Ebooks More Accessible<\/a><\/p>\n iPhone app used to control Touch Bionics prosthetic hand<\/a><\/p>\n Rule your computer with a head-mounted laser beam<\/a><\/p>\n Children of Blind Mothers Learn New Modes of Communication<\/a><\/p>\n Charlotte\u2019s loving a chance to dance<\/a><\/p>\n Living life, one letter at a time<\/a><\/p>\n Telecommuting: More than a “perk” for disabled workers<\/a><\/p>\n Mind-controlled devices reveal future possibilities<\/a><\/p>\n Adaptive cycling lets everyone enjoy riding<\/a><\/p>\n The NFB & two blind taxpayers filed suit today against HRBlock due to its inaccessible websites & online services<\/a><\/p>\n How Accessible Technology Can Help Close Looming Worldwide STEM Gap<\/a><\/p>\n Prisons’ Outdated Technology Prevents Those with Disabilities from Communicating with Their Loved Ones<\/a><\/p>\n US Justice Department May Revise Web Accessibility Rules For Shopping Sites<\/a><\/p>\n Access sought to special toys for disabled children<\/a><\/p>\n