It’s certainly a rarity when you can read a news headline that makes you smile. But the ones below most definitely will. You’re welcome \ud83d\ude42 AT in the news for the week of 3\/14 thru 3\/18<\/p>\n
3rd grader Liam LOVES this backpack for kids with autism<\/a> (designed by university students!)<\/p>\n American Heart Association Commits to Captioning Videos<\/a><\/p>\n High School Students Learn About 3D Printing While Helping Hospitalized Children Learn New Skills<\/a><\/p>\n PolyU researchers develop smart wheelchair system for disabled<\/a><\/p>\n Breaking the silence at 16 years old with the words ‘Hello Mum’<\/a><\/p>\n These smart shoes can help the elderly and the disabled walk<\/a><\/p>\n Technology gives disabled kids a voice and a smile<\/a><\/p>\n Makeathon develops assistive technology, prosthetics<\/a><\/p>\n Video App Unintentionally Helped a Deaf Entrepreneur Start a Restaurant<\/a><\/p>\n New mobility access has monkey’s driving wheelchairs using only thoughts<\/a><\/p>\n 10 Tips for Achieving Video Accessibility<\/a> [BLOG]<\/p>\n Nike Expands Shoe Line For People With Special Needs<\/a><\/p>\n How Samsung encouraged a group of high school students to make a life-saving smartwatch app<\/a><\/p>\n Engineer Humanity’s Future: The 2016 Hackaday Prize<\/a><\/p>\n As Some Of Earth’s Billion Disabled People Seek Education, ‘RoboDesk’ Tries To Smash Barriers<\/a><\/p>\n WikiSpeech to make Wikipedia fully accessible to all visual impairments<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n