So many apps to be had! Like ones that translate conversation into sign language or the\u00a0ones that help those who are blind navigate…plus some other really cool\u00a0things like self-balancing wheelchairs, hair clips that\u00a0vibrate information\u00a0for\u00a0those who are deaf, etc. Check it all out\u00a0in this week’s AT News Wrap Up for 10\/19 thru 10\/23.<\/p>\n
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New app lets deaf people \u2018hear\u2019 group conversations<\/a><\/p>\n Cooking With Disabilities: An Exercise In Creative Problem Solving<\/a><\/p>\n Affordable Virtual Reality Opens New Worlds For People With Disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n Nike Will Release Self-Lacing “Back To The Future” Shoes For 2016<\/a><\/p>\n WATCH: Disabled man plays music with his EYES – and is so good he’s joined an orchestra<\/a><\/p>\n Dementia sufferers get app support<\/a><\/p>\n Tube-fed child turns designer<\/a><\/p>\n Startup creates retractable tray for laptop use by disabled<\/a><\/p>\n Epilepsy researchers use Apple Watch for new study<\/a><\/p>\n Smartphone App Helps the Blind Navigate Surroundings<\/a><\/p>\n A university in England created a surfboard for a child with CP<\/a><\/p>\n Learning Ally makes audiobook technology for students with disabilities accessible on Google<\/a><\/p>\n This 3D Printed Hairclip Helps the Deaf \u201cHear\u201d Using Vibrations and Light<\/a><\/p>\n Watch: This self-balancing wheelchair can climb and descend stairs automatically<\/a><\/p>\n Startup commercializes assistive wheelchair technology, develops first prototype<\/a><\/p>\n New voting machines help Montgomery County voters with disabilities<\/a> \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n Uber launches service for disabled passengers in London<\/a><\/p>\n New Assistive Technologies Help the Blind Get Active<\/a><\/p>\n