Ever wonder which devices might be helpful for someone with dementia? Or apps that could help a kid communicate about pain levels? Or maybe what movies you can stream with audio description? Answers to all of these and more are covered in this week’s AT News Wrap Up (for 4\/20 – 4\/24). Check it out!<\/p>\n
How to write with your brain<\/a><\/p>\n New techniques for eye-gaze tracking could change computer interaction<\/a><\/p>\n Assistive Technology for People with Hearing Impairment<\/a><\/p>\n From braille to iPad: a new app enables the blind to learn<\/a><\/p>\n It Hurts! Pain Management Apps for Children<\/a><\/p>\n App opens up smartphone use for people with arm paralysis<\/a><\/p>\n Virtual to reality video games to help teach disabled children cognitive skills<\/a><\/p>\n Netflix adds descriptive audio tracks for visually impaired, starting with Daredevil<\/a><\/p>\n Self-Lacing Shoe Setbacks Taken in Stride<\/a><\/p>\n Program Looks To Turn People With Disabilities Into Entrepreneurs<\/a><\/p>\n Improving Accessibility of Government Websites<\/a><\/p>\n Judge rules that blind passengers can sue Uber for discrimination<\/a><\/p>\n Which? reviews assistive technology gadgets for dementia and falls<\/a><\/p>\n VisiTalks: A Great Tool For Communication Between Deaf And Hearing People<\/a><\/p>\n Parasitic flies inspire potential revolution in hearing aids<\/a><\/p>\n Australian twins with muscular dystrophy enable themselves through 3D printing<\/a><\/p>\n