Facebook improving accessibility, interactive robots for sick kids, Braille money and lots more. You should read it, right here -AT in the news for the week of 3\/30 thru 4\/3.<\/p>\n
National Federation of the Blind Applauds DOJ Settlement with edX<\/a><\/p>\n Exoskeleton leg brace that improves walking has potential to help disabled and elderly<\/a><\/p>\n Facebook Introduces Accessibility Toolkit<\/a><\/p>\n Facebook’s “Empathy Lab”: How Facebook designs for disabled users<\/a><\/p>\n Students Design Robot To Help Disabled Students With Art<\/a><\/p>\n 18F Wants to Make More Dot-Govs Accessible to People with Disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n Watch: A 13-year-old Australian boy called Connor has successfully campaigned to get Braille on Australian bank notes<\/a><\/p>\n Wegmans to expand help for deaf<\/a><\/p>\n Edison Nation Medical Announces Open Innovation Search Focused on Senior Mobility Products<\/a><\/p>\n Time for the Prize: Aging in Place<\/a><\/p>\n Meet Huggable, an interactive teddy from Personal Robots group who’s out to make hospitals less scary for sick kids<\/a><\/p>\n New research finds that cochlear implants not only help hearing loss, but may also improve thinking and memory<\/a><\/p>\n There’s a ‘low cost’ eyegaze comparison chart on the Eyegaze for PMLD wiki site<\/a><\/p>\n NHS launches mental health app library<\/a><\/p>\n ASU alumnus creates technology to help sensory disabled<\/a><\/p>\n Tobii Dynavox Applauds Senate Step Forward on ‘The Steve Gleason Act of 2015’<\/a><\/p>\n