It’s all about the feels this week. Like, you can feel your heart explode while watching a video of a pregnant, blind mom-to-be when she gets a 3D sonogram of her son, or you can feel your mind bending when holograms of people with disabilities appear when you park in a handicapped space…so go for it. Dig in. It’s a big, amazing world\u00a0with so much\u00a0good happening.\u00a0AT in the news for the week of 5\/4 thru 5\/8.<\/p>\n
Diagnosed with Dyspraxia in childhood, this young coder builds My Child app to help parents<\/a><\/p>\n The unique technology bringing horse riding therapy to the disabled<\/a><\/p>\n Cardtronics Establishes Accessibility Center of Excellence<\/a><\/p>\n Apple Wants Blind People To Buy Apple Watches<\/a><\/p>\n High-Tech Sensors Help Kids Keep Eye on Aging Parents<\/a><\/p>\n The Smartphone In Your Pocket Could Help Treat River Blindness For Millions<\/a><\/p>\n Welcome to the future: This 3D printer uses living cells to print human tissue<\/a><\/p>\n The American Foundation for the Blind Creates an Accessible Video Player<\/a><\/p>\n \u00a0[Video] Blind Mom-to-Be Meets Her Unborn Baby Via a 3D-Printed Ultrasound<\/a><\/p>\n Googler Announces the Color Enhancer Chrome Extension to help improve color perception while browsing<\/a><\/p>\n Apple’s Accessibility Features Help Bring Gaming to the Blind on iOS<\/a><\/p>\n New Disability Liaison On Board At White House<\/a><\/p>\n Beyond apps, Innovate for Good<\/a><\/p>\n People with speech disabilities, their advocates relieved by proposed policy<\/a><\/p>\n Use accessibility features on your Apple Watch<\/a> \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n People With Disabilities Can Play Piano Thanks to Eye-Tracking in Virtual Reality<\/a><\/p>\n People with vision impairments now rely on apps and gadgets daily<\/a><\/p>\n Grippable keyboard “stands up” for healthcare industry at HIMSS15<\/a><\/p>\n In This Mall, Holograms Of Disabled People Appear If You Try To Park In Their Space<\/a><\/p>\n Paralysed artist creates artwork using just her eyes<\/a><\/p>\n Accessibility in Linux is good (but could be much better)<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n