There’s money for the makers, money for the inventors, and money for the engineers, just to name a few. And other cool articles too, but who can argue with the incentive of money to bring more good AT into the world?!?<\/p>\n
AT in the news for the week of 10\/5 thru 10\/9<\/p>\n
$500,000 Assistive Technology challenge to improve communication devices for people w\/ALS<\/a><\/p>\n Researchers build extra brainy smart homes to monitor aging adults<\/a><\/p>\n Developing Smart Devices to Predict and Stop Seizures<\/a><\/p>\n The Cost of Reactive Video Accessibility Policy<\/a> [VIDEO]<\/p>\n New mobile app to help people with autism<\/a><\/p>\n Professional racer demos new technology for disabled drivers<\/a><\/p>\n Learn About Toileting Assistive Technology<\/a><\/p>\n RoboCoach Robot Trainer Personalizing Elderly Workouts<\/a><\/p>\n Google Glass (&San Diego-based Aira) being used to help people who are blind — on-demand service model<\/a><\/p>\n The best way to improve the state of accessibility for consumers who are blind, deaf-blind or partially sighted<\/a><\/p>\n Find your way across campus with the brand new accessibility app for Sheffield University<\/a><\/p>\n Biomedical students develop therapeutic toy for auditory disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n A High School Student Just Invented a Stroller For Moms in Wheelchairs<\/a><\/p>\n Younger Adults and Hearing Loss<\/a><\/p>\n UT Launches Campus Accessibility Resource Website<\/a><\/p>\n