AT in the news for the week of 9\/9 thru 9\/13<\/p>\n
New Study Says Obamacare Will Boost Consumer Medical Device Market To $10 Billion<\/a><\/p>\n Aphasia patients in Maywood using pen pals to communicate<\/a><\/p>\n Giving paralyzed people control and independence<\/a><\/p>\n Autism, Horses, iPads: New Alternative Treatment Significantly Improves Verbal Skills In Autistic Children<\/a><\/p>\n Hospital to pay $55K for failing to accommodate family members who are deaf<\/a><\/p>\n An overview of PDF accessibility on mobile devices<\/a><\/p>\n Service Dogs Teach Educators About Disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n AT Device: Sprint introduces an accessible phone. The phone has a built-in text to speech engine to read<\/a><\/p>\n The FES bicycle can lead to greater mobility! Watch it work!<\/a><\/p>\n Hoaloha Robotics’ founder on how robots can serve a growing senior population<\/a><\/p>\n When ALS Silences a Voice, Low-Tech Communication Offers Many Advantages<\/a><\/p>\n National Down Syndrome Registry Goes Live<\/a><\/p>\n Robohand uses 3D printing to replace lost digits<\/a><\/p>\n New toy helps students with vision disabilities feel the words<\/a><\/p>\n Participate in the G3ict survey: Accessibility of Banks & Financial Institutions<\/a><\/p>\n Classroom technology must be accessible to those with disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n ‘Brain-to-brain interface holds hope for disabled’<\/a><\/p>\n Comcast to roll out a talking TV Guide<\/a><\/p>\n