Sometimes there are trends in the news, and this week is no exception. It’s all about disability, fashion, inclusion and perception. Check out some of these amazing articles and other cool stories (like wearable technology, free AT trainings, and some super-smart students designing really cool gadgets), right here – AT in the news for the week of 4\/13 thru 4\/17.<\/p>\n
Open Style Lab: Making Apparel Accessible To All<\/a><\/p>\n Elder Chic Now Includes Hearing Aids<\/a><\/p>\n Designing for Disability<\/a><\/p>\n Takafumi Tsuruta\u2019s Fashion Label HaHa Makes Clothes For All Walks of Life<\/a><\/p>\n Wearable technology buzzes for bus stops<\/a><\/p>\n Digital access enhances life for the disabled<\/a><\/p>\n Am I Really Blind? Adapting to Adaptive Technology<\/a><\/p>\n Eelke Folmer uses human-computer interaction research to help blind<\/a><\/p>\n Ollie the Baby Otter Is a Therapy Robot That’s Actually Affordable<\/a><\/p>\n Improved VoiceOver support in Office 2016 for Mac Preview updates<\/a><\/p>\n How to Enable Audio Description on Netflix for iPhone, Android, and Apple TV<\/a><\/p>\n High School Freshman Releases Free OCR App for iOS<\/a><\/p>\n Usability Testing with People Who Have Vision Impairment<\/a><\/p>\n UA team to study wheelchairs<\/a><\/p>\n Droplet Smart Reminder Enters Kickstarter Phase<\/a><\/p>\n East Catholic Students Invent Device to Help Disabled Man Improve Job Performance<\/a><\/p>\n Will Apple’s updated music app address accessibility issues?<\/a><\/p>\n Exoskeletons v wheelchairs: Disability advocates clash with futurists<\/a><\/p>\n Vanessa’s Journey: Empowering Special Education Through Technology<\/a><\/p>\n Parents fight for money to help visually impaired kids<\/a><\/p>\n Go Baby Go gets disabled children on the move<\/a><\/p>\n Computer science student strives to make the technological world more accessible<\/a><\/p>\n Allowing disabled staff to flourish: ‘How do we make this work?<\/a><\/p>\n Assistive technology helping students with disabilities and learning<\/a><\/p>\n