Wowzers! We’ve got some good ones today…check all of this week’s AT news, right here. AT in the news for the week of 1\/6 thru 1\/10<\/p>\n
Woman with Lou Gehrig’s disease authors short story by blinking eyes<\/a><\/p>\n Adapting your home when living with vision loss<\/a><\/p>\n First adaptive paddle board of its kind to accommodate a wheelchair<\/a><\/p>\n App Turns Smartphone Into Virtual Cane for the Blind | MIT Technology Review<\/a><\/p>\n Hear the latest in accessible images, math & discoverability from ATIA and CSUN<\/a><\/p>\n iPad accessibility, part 1 of 3<\/a><\/p>\n New STEM learning opportunity for blind students has been developed<\/a><\/p>\n ‘Assistive technology’ aids special education<\/a><\/p>\n 3D-printed eye cells could “cure blindness”<\/a><\/p>\n New technology can help elderly live better lives<\/a><\/p>\n Vibration technology puts a “cap” on hearing<\/a> \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n SpeakYourMind pioneers communication tool for those with brain injuries<\/a><\/p>\n New technology could change the future of voting<\/a><\/p>\n Israeli Startup Develops Touch-Free Controls for Disabled Community<\/a><\/p>\n Consumer Electronics Assn. Helps Seniors, Disabled With New Technology<\/a><\/p>\n Control a Game with Your Eyes<\/a><\/p>\n 8 trillion reasons to make your technology accessible<\/a><\/p>\n New Accessible Studio program aims for inclusion in Mount Rainier<\/a><\/p>\n Have We Entered Golden Age of Accessibility, asks Robert Pearson<\/a><\/p>\n Still bad news for Google Docs [screen reader] Accessibility<\/a><\/p>\n AT for the snow: How about a blade for a wheel chair used in Switzerland?<\/a><\/p>\n