We’ve got two weeks worth of AT news, and Wow! Braille reading gloves, vibrating backpacks transmitting music vibes, a bionic pancreas, and the list goes on. Check it all out right here…AT in the news for the weeks of 6/16 thru 6/27
Look inside the smart home that made life easier for a Marine veteran who lost all his limbs
Student Team Wins $25,000 for Prosthetic-limb Startup
New accessibility rules coming to airline websites. Are you ready?
Coping with Dyslexia in the Workplace
5 assistive technology open source programs
Will brain chip give paralyzed man a hand?
UNM professor’s app makes creating music easy
NIH Can Rebuild Him, Launches Bionic Man Tool
High-tech gloves can teach you Braille even if you’re distracted
Soundhawk’s smart earpiece tunes out noise to augment your hearing
Home Run: Kid Amputees Play Ball With Wounded Warriors
After The Fall, A Young Man Chronicles His Life With Multiple Sclerosis
Apple Industry Leader in Assistive Technology
4 ways to make college more accessible for special needs students
5 amazing gadgets that are helping the blind see again
Backpack turns music into full-body experience for the deaf
Breakthroughs in technology build pathways to inclusion
Scientists Cook Up Microwave Helmet for Early Stroke Identification (VIDEO)
Japanese Robotics Firm Showcases Thought-Controlled Suits
StoryCorps Looks To Record Disability Experience
Banking to be more accessible for people with disabilities
How paralysis forced Michael Graves to design a better wheelchair
This Deaf-Blind Super-Fan Created A Genius System For Watching The World Cup
Game Accessibility Guidelines wins FCC Chairman’s Award for Advancement in Accessibility
Eye-controlled wheelchair developed at Bradford University could transform lives
Danbury inventor’s monitoring device may help autistic people
Most people want to stay at home if diagnosed with dementia but less than half know how
Father Devises A ‘Bionic Pancreas’ To Help Son With Diabetes
Paraplegic Kicks Off World Cup In Exo-Skeleton