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