We’re showing our Baltimore Pride this week as we take the lead in super-cool AT news, like Sean Gray’s Accessible Venue project, and the local IMAGE Center’s Disability Gateway project. Check it all out here\u00a0– AT in the news for the week of 4\/6 thru 4\/10<\/p>\n
3D printer helps Boston Home aid residents<\/a><\/p>\n Cautionary Tale of a Bionic Man<\/a><\/p>\n Students Build World\u2019s Lightest and Least Expensive Electric Wheelchairs<\/a><\/p>\n On A Scale Of 1 To 10, Brazil Gets A Zero For Disability Access<\/a><\/p>\n Sean Gray confronts gap in venue accessibility for people with disabilities in Baltimore and beyond<\/a><\/p>\n Harnessing The Internet For New Ways To Deal With Disability<\/a><\/p>\n Jacoti releases first FDA-registered medical device hearing aid application for smartphones<\/a><\/p>\n 10 ways virtual reality is revolutionizing medicine and healthcare<\/a><\/p>\n Bionic suit for elderly to be built by Irish researchers<\/a><\/p>\n 50 great apps for teachers<\/a><\/p>\n What Makes a School Dyslexia-Friendly?<\/a><\/p>\n Making Theater Autism-Friendly<\/a><\/p>\n Microsoft announces pilot program to hire people with autism & other disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n This Tech Will Have You Hiking Like You\u2019re 18 Again<\/a><\/p>\n Automated Braille Tutor wins Touch of Genius Prize<\/a><\/p>\n HIMS CANDY 5 HD II Handheld Video Magnifier Receives 2015 Red Dot Award<\/a><\/p>\n Easter Seals offers loans to finance assistive technology <\/a><\/p>\n AT&T’s challenge to developers: inventive apps for the disabled<\/a><\/p>\n