Because of the upcoming Memorial Day\u00a0holiday, we’re wrapping up the news a little early. But don’t despair, there’s no lack of AT articles in the news this week, 5\/21 – 5\/24. Just check out some of the links below:<\/p>\n
Microsoft builds Kinectacles, Kinect Bridge for the blind and speech impaired<\/a><\/p>\n Mobility: This Amazing Device Just Made Wheelchairs Obsolete for Paraplegics<\/a><\/p>\n UC students design a better pill bottle for the blind and visually impaired<\/a><\/p>\n 12-year-old amputee tells Vets how prosthetics can help lead to a normal life<\/a><\/p>\n Anthony Smith, Hearing-Impaired Boy, Gets Custom Superhero, ‘The Blue Ear,’ From Marvel Comics<\/a><\/p>\n iPhone 5 to Have Larger Display, Steve Jobs Worked Closely on Design Before Death<\/a><\/p>\n My Name Is Not Bob: Writing Blind: How Blind People Manage to Write<\/a><\/p>\n Virtual World Offers New Approach To Tackling Autism<\/a><\/p>\n Insignia Announces The Narrator, its First Talking HD Radio(TM) Product, Coming in July<\/a><\/p>\n University of Nevada, Reno, scientists design indoor navigation system for blind<\/a><\/p>\n Play Accessible Textbooks on Your iPhone with Learning Ally Audio<\/a><\/p>\n In a Digital Age, Braille Is Still Important<\/a> | GeekMom |<\/p>\n Stroke Victims Think, Robotic Arm Acts<\/a> – NPR<\/p>\n Sensory Rooms Transport Students With Special Needs<\/a> – Education Week News<\/p>\n <\/p>\n