Hi guys, this week is a huge week for those in the assistive technology community; it’s the week of ATIA (Assistive Technology Industry Association) conference in Orlando, Florida. One of our veteran AT specialists is currently at the ATIA conference learning, engaging, consulting, educating and collaborating with folks in attendance. Denise Schuler will be part […]
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I wanted to introduce an awesome new smart home device that can aid with independence for pet owners with disabling physical conditions. Owning a pet is a wonderful life experience and especially owning a rescue dog. For those with certain physical disabilities owning a pet can be tricky to navigate independently. The fantastic folks from […]
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Ever thought “there should be an app to do that!”? Well, now’s your chance to meet with Apple & Google to learn all about how to make that app you always dreamed about, and more importantly, how to make it accessibly. Hold the dates for NFB’s upcoming conference “Teaching Access Technology Using Structured Discovery Techniques” […]
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Hi guys, what a super cool post I have you all today, I am excited to introduce to you the Ovis by ForwardX. Ovis is a very cool bit of technology, a robotic and autonomous (self-driving) suitcase available for consumers in Asia and now the U.S. market. To see a demo video click the hyperlink […]
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This week I wanted to share out a product from my home (the United Kingdom). The Sound Shirt is a wearable haptic device that has been designed for deaf and hard of hearing people to feel the music. The device is made by Cute Circuit based in London. This particular shirt features 30 micro-actuators embedded […]
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Hi guys, After reading, a great article this past week from the BBC on how smart tech could transform the lives of people with disabilities. The original article originates from my ‘neck of the woods,’ Scotland and discusses how smartphones and other devices have created a layer of convenience for individuals with disabilities. Photo credit […]
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