Being creative is a powerful thing – like when it leads to new Alzheimers apps developed by 12-year-olds or braille tablets coming market.\u00a0Get inspired\u00a0when you catch up on the latest AT news for the week of 8\/29\/16 thru 9\/2\/16!<\/p>\n
How Accessible Technology Is Moving Into The Mainstream<\/a><\/p>\n Is the website you are working on accessible? If not, here are some tips<\/a><\/p>\n This new 3D-printing pen draws with wood, copper, and bronze<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cThe inaccessible web: how we got into this mess\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n Hackaday Prize Entry: Open Sip And Puff<\/a><\/p>\n A bionics competition for people with disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n Maker Hub turns researchers into builders<\/a><\/p>\n Endangered Language: How Technology May Replace Braille and Sign<\/a><\/p>\n How recycling your old smartphone could change someone’s life<\/a><\/p>\n A blind man\u2019s mission to help others find tech jobs attracts Uber<\/a><\/p>\n This wristband turns your fingers into a phone<\/a><\/p>\n [Video] The Holy Braille tablet could totally change how blind people consume information<\/a><\/p>\n The tech helping disabled people dance, run and compete<\/a><\/p>\n BrailleEasy app developed by HBKU researchers in Qatar launched on iOS store<\/a><\/p>\n 12-Year-Old Develops Alzheimer\u2019s App<\/a><\/p>\n Exiled Syrian Engineer Designs Wheelchair Upgrade<\/a><\/p>\n People for Research boost tech equality with \u2018Make the Web Accessible\u2019 campaign<\/a><\/p>\n Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation awards Quality of Life grants to 79 nonprofit organizations<\/a><\/p>\n Church installs \u2018hearing loop\u2019 for clear sound<\/a><\/p>\n