A 3-D printed brain, wearable robotics, and a tactile computer…I think I hear the future\u00a0knocking. Read all about it here, in this week’s AT News Wrap up for 9\/8 thru 9\/12<\/p>\n
Air Canada improves access for the vision impaired<\/a><\/p>\n Speech generating device helps ALS patient<\/a><\/p>\n Blind riders claim discrimination, sue Uber<\/a><\/p>\n Natural sciences museum hosts STEM career showcase for students with disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n Auburn student aims to create apps for disabled<\/a><\/p>\n Playgrounds For All Children: Here’s How To Find One<\/a><\/p>\n Spinal Cord Injury and Wearable Robotics<\/a><\/p>\n U.S. Justice Department sues Kent State over student’s therapy dog<\/a><\/p>\n Doctors Use 3D-Printed Replica Brains To Guide Life-Changing Pediatric Surgery<\/a><\/p>\n Dementia hackathon to create innovative solutions for dementia care and management<\/a><\/p>\n Continuing the legacy: Assistive technologies at MIT<\/a><\/p>\n Stephen Hawking asks devs to help Intel build a connected wheelchair<\/a><\/p>\n Disabled 3-year-old gets very own iron man hand<\/a><\/p>\n Technology always delivers next, best thing for special education<\/a><\/p>\n Accessibility Problems Dog Amtrak<\/a><\/p>\n Apps4Android updates IDEAL Currency Identifier to read notes faster & recognize new $100 note<\/a><\/p>\n U.S. judge: Md. must offer online voting tool in Nov.<\/a><\/p>\n On education technology, college lobbyists are keeping disabled students behind<\/a><\/p>\n