We were busy in the field last week and didn’t have a chance to post our AT News Wrap Up, so this week you get double the fun. We’ve got tactile books for Halloween, apps for stroke patients, 3D printed braces for kids, and way more.\u00a0So pull up a seat, grab your coffee, and take a mid-morning break – AT in the news for the weeks of 10\/13 thru 10\/24.<\/p>\n
W3C Working Draft 23 October 2014<\/a><\/p>\n Candy Corn: Creating a tactile book for Halloween<\/a><\/p>\n Helping Parents Deal With Learning and Attention Issues<\/a><\/p>\n Power Wheels Offer Lift For Kids With Special Needs<\/a><\/p>\n User-friendly electronic ‘EyeCane’ enhances navigational abilities for persons with blindness<\/a><\/p>\n Lyft Community Portraits: Jennison<\/a><\/p>\n Think Beyond the Mailroom for Disability Hiring<\/a><\/p>\n How tech advances are helping innovators do more for people with disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n iPhone 6 and iOS 8: A Look at Accessibility with the Help of iOS Without the Eye<\/a><\/p>\n Transplant Helps Paralyzed Man Walk Again<\/a><\/p>\n Startup using crowdfunding + 3D printing to make faster, cheaper back braces for kids<\/a><\/p>\n UNI Deaf Communication Device Demonstration<\/a><\/p>\n How One Boy With Autism Became BFF With Apple\u2019s Siri<\/a><\/p>\n BLITAB, the tablet for blind people now is reality<\/a><\/p>\n A Better Prosthesis<\/a><\/p>\n Smart walkers lead the way for Japanese elder-care robots<\/a><\/p>\n UD unveils new harness technology to give disabled real world mobility<\/a><\/p>\n Custom-fitting freedom, training for mobility<\/a><\/p>\n Closed-Captioning Could Be \u2018Coming To a Theater Near You,\u2019 Muse Says<\/a><\/p>\n With RogerVoice, Deaf People Can Make Their First Phone\u00a0Calls<\/a><\/p>\n DOL website educates employers, tech industry on accessibility<\/a><\/p>\n SightCompass uses Bluetooth beacons to inform visually impaired of their surroundings<\/a><\/p>\n Hopkins neuroscientist creates iOS game to help stroke patients<\/a><\/p>\n W4A 2015: Improving Accessibility of the Web, Mobiles and Wearables!<\/a><\/p>\n