AT in the news for the week of 6\/3 – 6\/7<\/p>\n
Bionic eye promises vision for the blind<\/a><\/p>\n Student-built wheelchair runs indefinitely on solar power<\/a><\/p>\n 3D Printing Gives Blind Parents a Chance to Feel Baby Before It\u2019s Born<\/a><\/p>\n Custom AAC development geared at supporting each individual’s specific needs<\/a><\/p>\n New technology converts web text to sound<\/a><\/p>\n Mind-controlled Helicopter May Lead to More Autonomy for Disabled People<\/a> [VIDEO]<\/p>\n New Technology Opens Doors for Disabled Students<\/a><\/p>\n Adaptive Sports In Colorado: Accessible Adventures For The Disabled<\/a><\/p>\n A device to aid creative expression<\/a><\/p>\n Assistive robotic technologies for people with dementia, other age-related disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n Technology gives people with disabilities better access to website content<\/a><\/p>\n Baby\/Toddler AT Carriers<\/a><\/p>\n Image generating bionic contact lens in development for people who are blind<\/a><\/p>\n Apps for blind users make smartphones easy to use<\/a> (video & story):<\/p>\n Regal invests $12 million in technology for deaf, blind moviegoers<\/a><\/p>\n JHU cognitive scientists devise alphabets that allow subjects to read again<\/a><\/p>\n