Whether it’s about assistive technology development, advancement\u00a0or policy, AT has made its rounds this week. From the passage of new legislation to some of the largest tech companies really thinking about accessibility & technology, it’s clear that 25 years after the passage of the ADA, change is coming. AT in the news for the week of 2\/29 thru 3\/4<\/p>\n
A Cane for the Blind that Senses Tall Obstacles<\/a><\/p>\n Advances in exoskeleton tech provide the gift of walking to paraplegic patients<\/a><\/p>\n Monkeys control a wheelchair with just their thoughts, via wireless tech<\/a><\/p>\n Google, Facebook, Microsoft showcase assistive technology for the differently-abled<\/a><\/p>\n Brothers working on a new autism project to help alert first responders of sensitivities <\/a><\/p>\n We love seeing innovation in the world of fashion for people with disabilities!<\/a><\/p>\n Colorado Students Have Winning Dream To Help Disabled Veterans<\/a><\/p>\n Roger brings its beautifully designed walkie-talkie app to\u00a0Android<\/a><\/p>\n (VIDEO) New Clothing Tech Eases Dressing for Disabled<\/a><\/p>\n Ford pedaling bicycle technology<\/a><\/p>\n LabArchives releases accessibility-compliant electronic laboratory notebook<\/a><\/p>\n Amazon, Federation of the Blind Reach Agreement on Accessibility<\/a><\/p>\n Giving a leg-up to youths with disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n How to Make Videos Accessible for Blind, Disabled Users<\/a><\/p>\n President Obama signs the READ Act which will provide millions for dyslexia research<\/a><\/p>\n