It’s a little later in the day than usual for getting these out, but that’s okay. Now you can have some light (and inspirational)\u00a0reading before bed tonight. Enjoy!<\/p>\n
AT in the news for the week of 1\/13 – 1\/17.<\/p>\n
Wheelchair icon revamped by guerrilla art project<\/a><\/p>\n Gift of mobility: West Sider helps develop ‘KidWalk’<\/a><\/p>\n “A Web for Everyone: Designing Accessible Experiences” is here!<\/a><\/p>\n Deaf Seahawks fullback stars in commercial that will give you chills<\/a><\/p>\n Accessibility Is The Key To Unlocking Apple\u2019s Future Potential<\/a><\/p>\n Printed Eye Cells Could Help Treat Blindness<\/a><\/p>\n Projected timing for Section 508 Refresh<\/a><\/p>\n Hearing impaired IITian develops ‘Roshni’, an app based indoor navigation for blind<\/a><\/p>\n Robots test their own world wide web, dubbed RoboEarth<\/a><\/p>\n A new, more economical sonification prototype to assist the blind<\/a><\/p>\n Window-Eyes is free to anyone now using Microsoft Office 2010 or later<\/a><\/p>\n Why Does User Experience Matter?<\/a><\/p>\n A new vision: How one entrepreneur changed his thinking about the blind<\/a><\/p>\n Motion-detecting ring allows hands-free control over iPhones<\/a><\/p>\n Paving the way for a more accessible television experience <\/a><\/p>\n Blind student files discrimination lawsuit against Miami University<\/a><\/p>\n Innovative soft robotics technology spawns new products<\/a><\/p>\n