AT in the news for the week of 6\/4 – 6\/8<\/p>\n
Wired (blog): Imagine Cup Alumni Spotlight: David Hayden and Team Note-Taker<\/a><\/p>\n The Press Association: Blind sailors ready for yacht race<\/a><\/p>\n Hawaii Business Magazine: Women Veterans Launch Businesses<\/a><\/p>\n This Robotic Limb Is So Advanced It Could Bring Paralyzed Troops Back To The Battlefield<\/a><\/p>\n Technology: More than Touch – Voice and Gesture Control of Home Automation<\/a><\/p>\n BCIT students design devices to help people living with ALS<\/a> – The Province<\/p>\n Mobile innovations for persons with disabilities require increased spectrum<\/a> – The Hill (blog)<\/p>\n ‘Push Girls’: A Fresh Take On Women Riding On ’26-Inch Rims’<\/a><\/p>\n Photography for the blind, courtesy of the iOS Camera app<\/a><\/p>\n Neuroscientists Explore Innovative Way to Help People Who Are Blind<\/a><\/p>\n Video games helping autistic students<\/a><\/p>\n As many people move into the digital age of e-Readers this is a great guide on how to borrow eBooks<\/a><\/p>\n Announces Availability of iPhone Application<\/a> – NFB-NEWSLINE(R)<\/p>\n FCAT fails to allow dyslexics, disabled to use technology<\/a> – Bradenton Herald<\/p>\n From soldiers to guide dogs to crutches<\/a> \u2013 RSA Student Design Award<\/p>\n