It’s been a good week in the land of technology for people with disabilities – AT in the news for the week of 7\/14 thru 7\/18.<\/p>\n
3D-printed spine cage enables customized spinal fusion surgery<\/a><\/p>\n Solving Accessibility Compliance Issues For Online Video<\/a><\/p>\n Device Helps Rebuild Neural Connections for Stroke Patients<\/a><\/p>\n Bioengineers Improve Upon Football Mouthguard that Senses Head Impacts<\/a><\/p>\n What It’s Like To Play Games When You’re Colourblind<\/a><\/p>\n Hey, Miss Idaho, Is That An Insulin Pump On Your Bikini?<\/a><\/p>\n Zinger is claimed to be the world’s lightest electric wheelchair<\/a><\/p>\n Google partners with Novartis to produce glucose-monitoring contact lens<\/a><\/p>\n Mental-health monitoring goes mobile<\/a><\/p>\n Open Source Glucose Monitoring on the Front Lines of\u00a0Innovation<\/a><\/p>\n Reuters blows it. Apple PR springs into\u00a0action.<\/a><\/p>\n Hearing Aid Evolution Unveils What The World Sounds Like In ‘3-D’<\/a><\/p>\n Study: Older Americans Aim To Stay Independent In Their Homes<\/a><\/p>\n Social Media: Accessibility Issues and Solutions<\/a><\/p>\n Microsoft’s wearable Alice band is not a rival to Google Glass<\/a><\/p>\n Hopkins biomed. engineering students’ invention gives soldiers a fighting chance at survival<\/a><\/p>\n Lab of Things brings about new hope for people living with paralysis<\/a><\/p>\n Smart contact lenses by Google<\/a><\/p>\n Disabled music project at Colston Hall<\/a><\/p>\n Smartphone app helps disabled cross the road<\/a><\/p>\n Autistic teens use architecture software to build job skills<\/a><\/p>\n Robots can play Angry Birds, too \u2014 and help kids with\u00a0disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n