You can “feel” an orchestra, climb stairs in a wheelchair, or lend your vision (by app) to someone who can’t see…We\u00a0<3 technology.<\/p>\n
AT in the news for the week of 1\/17\/16 thru 10\/21\/16.<\/p>\n
New Jersey school explores wearables for students with disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n Would you “lend” your eyes to help someone see or read?<\/a><\/p>\n Closed captions, mappable controls, audio cues, colorblind-friendly, and more for game accessibility<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n North Clare researcher begins work on soft exoskeleton to aid mobility<\/a><\/p>\n The first Cybathlon pushed the limits of bionic technology<\/a><\/p>\n President Obama, White House host science, technology conference at CMU<\/a><\/p>\n This Assistive Technology Lets Us Control Computers With Face Movements<\/a><\/p>\n The FCC\u2019s new white paper highlights accessibility challenges for people w\/ cognitive disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n What nontraditional texts are great for struggling readers?<\/a><\/p>\n Rolling this wheelchair’s wheels backwards somehow propels it forward<\/a><\/p>\n [Video] This Hi-Tech Clothing Could Help Deaf People \u2018Feel\u2019 an Orchestra<\/a><\/p>\n How can technology remove barriers for people with disability?\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n A Reboot For Wheelchair That Can Stand Up And Climb Stairs<\/a><\/p>\n Where does a student with dyslexia find accessible Boy Scouts Manuals? Bookshare<\/a><\/p>\n UL scientists to help build \u2018smart clothing\u2019 of the future<\/a><\/p>\n This Groundbreaking Exo-Glove Promises Independence For Its Disabled Users<\/a><\/p>\n FREE Stanford Course Explores the Design, Development, and Use of Assistive Technology<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cThere\u2019s an app for that:\u201d Using Technology to Improve Geriatric Care<\/a><\/p>\n