It’s like these headlines were plucked right from a sci fi novel! From cancer-detecting bras to bionic pants, there’s no holding back on the potential of technological advancement. Read it all right here (and follow us on Twitter @MDTAP to see ALL the articles we post)! AT in the news for the week of 3\/23 thru 3\/27<\/p>\n
From apps to 3D printing, hearing technology has come a long way in the battle to put an end to hearing loss<\/a><\/p>\n A Wristband that Destroys Cancer Cells<\/a><\/p>\n Acrobat DC and Reader DC accessibility update<\/a><\/p>\n ‘No hands, no problem’: handless gamer dominates ‘League of Legends’<\/a><\/p>\n New line of GE stoves designed for visually impaired<\/a><\/p>\n Brazilian Creates App to Convey Emotions for Audiovisual Impairments<\/a><\/p>\n Myoelectric prosthetic brings bionics closer technology<\/a><\/p>\n Assistive technology is a needed tool in the city’s resource-starved schools<\/a><\/p>\n NFB Connect App Brings Federation News and Info to your iPhone<\/a><\/p>\n Why Force Touch Matters for Accessibility<\/a><\/p>\n Bionic Power Trousers Could Help Us Get Up The Stairs<\/a><\/p>\n These girls used Lego pieces to design a battery-powered page turner for people who are paralyzed or have arthritis<\/a><\/p>\n The Best and the Worst of Times for Disability Arts<\/a><\/p>\n Robotic Hand Could Help With Stroke Patient Rehabilitation<\/a><\/p>\n NY teens impress Obama with inventions for elderly, disabled<\/a><\/p>\n Music without barriers: providing easy access for deaf and disabled fans<\/a><\/p>\n How a wheelchair challenge mobilized a high school to become more accessible<\/a><\/p>\n Local group designs, fits bikes for those with special needs<\/a><\/p>\n Forsyth homeschool robotics team invents way for teaching beginner\u2019s braille<\/a><\/p>\n Cancer detecting “Smart Bra” uses temperature sensors to detect early signs of breast cancer<\/a><\/p>\n Wearing a Necklace of Sound: Access World reviews the Phonak ComPilot for people with hearing loss<\/a><\/p>\n Doodle is a plush pal that informs parents about little one\u2019s health patterns<\/a><\/p>\n 25 Ideas Shaping The Future Of Design<\/a><\/p>\n Seattle Art Museum tests rolling telepresence devices to let disabled guests<\/a><\/p>\n Kids with learning disabilities harness technology in school<\/a><\/p>\n