It wouldn’t be an AT\u00a0wrap up if we didn’t include something about Kanye West’s recent debacle. But we’ve also got some pretty amazing things, like a new breath to morse code gadget (so many possibilities there!), a sound-identifying app that is in prototype, iPhones with bigger screens for seniors, and lots of other goodies.\u00a0Have at it…\u00a0AT News Wrap Up for the week of 9\/15 thru 9\/19<\/p>\n
Higher ed associations, disability rights groups clash over campus technology<\/a><\/p>\n OtoSense is an app that hears and learns the sounds of the world<\/a><\/p>\n GPS glasses could help the blind ‘see’<\/a><\/p>\n AFB’s Mark Richert testified before Congress today to keep copyrighted works #accessible to people with disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n Motorized Pants to Help Soldiers and Stroke Victims<\/a><\/p>\n Driverless cars, talking ATMs: Disabilities are transforming big business<\/a> \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n Making music with EyeGaze in the real world<\/a><\/p>\n Cochlear Implant Music Study, Edmonton; Carrie Anton (video)<\/a><\/p>\n Cab companies chosen for DC wheelchair access program<\/a><\/p>\n Uber Accused Of Disability Discrimination<\/a><\/p>\n Hearing-Impaired Patients Require Special Consideration During a Disaster<\/a><\/p>\n 16-year-old invents gadget that translates breaths into Morse code<\/a><\/p>\n Electric car for the disabled being test driven now<\/a><\/p>\n How To Fix Your Service Experience For Customers With Disabilities — What Kanye Should Have Learned<\/a><\/p>\n Hi-tech 3D printer to benefit disabled<\/a><\/p>\n A woman faces the truth as she slowly goes blind and deaf<\/a><\/p>\n iPhones with bigger screens may find eager senior buyers<\/a><\/p>\n