Well it might seem like the obvious, but it wasn’t, until it was – pedestrian air bags, open source platform to develop caregiving apps, inclusive signage for people with invisible disabilities and more…AT in the news for the week of 3\/21 thru 3\/25<\/p>\n
I<\/a>BM Cloud, Watson Help Guiding Eyes Breed Superior Guide Dogs<\/a><\/p>\n 10-Year-Old Designs Bathroom Sign for People With Invisible Conditions<\/a><\/p>\n Tommy Hilfiger Just Made History With a Groundbreaking New Line<\/a><\/p>\n Solving Web Accessibility: Leaving No One Behind<\/a><\/p>\n He made an app to help himself and people like him with panic attacks<\/a><\/p>\n Air travel options for children with severe physical disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n Startup adds eye-tracking technology to virtual reality<\/a><\/p>\n Alternative Format lab converts textbooks for disabled students<\/a><\/p>\n Can an iPad help you see?<\/a><\/p>\n Georgia siblings with disabled dominant hands play adapted musical instruments<\/a><\/p>\n 10 Tips for Creating Accessible Course Content<\/a><\/p>\n Apple announces CareKit, open source platform for caregiving app development.<\/a><\/p>\n New technologies to prevent senior injuries at home: Pedestrian Airbags<\/a><\/p>\n New robotic exoskeleton technology is here from Panasonic <\/a><\/p>\n Self-driving bike another ride in driverless technology<\/a><\/p>\n Older adults buddy up with Amazon\u2019s Alexa<\/a> \u00a0\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n How Technology Is Transforming Disabled People’s Lives<\/a><\/p>\n