Sometimes, AT is as simple as automated text reminders or phone alerts. And sometimes, it’s full of glitz, glam and ingenuity, like the dbGlove for the deaf\/blind community. Or, the smart wheelchair that shares diagnostic medical results, includes GPS, and way more.<\/p>\n
There’s a whole lot of incredible happening in the world of AT. This is just a peek at what’s happening this week…9\/21 thru 9\/25.<\/p>\n
Expanding Access to Assistive Technology<\/a><\/p>\n Where Does Accessibility Begin for the Internet of Things Ecosystem?<\/a><\/p>\n Brown University begins testing of wireless brain sensor<\/a><\/p>\n Project to 3-D print for disabled students<\/a><\/p>\n Play it your way: how Twitch lets disabled gamers earn a living online<\/a><\/p>\n Go Baby Go program puts disabled Utah children on the move<\/a><\/p>\n Finally a tool to help people w\/ disabilities cast their ballot in privacy<\/a><\/p>\n Therapeutic Video Game for Autism<\/a><\/p>\n Smartphones, Apps Prove Liberating For Those With Special Needs<\/a><\/p>\n Text Reminders Help People Lower Cholesterol, Blood Pressure<\/a><\/p>\n Scientists use brainwaves to help disabled gain mobility<\/a><\/p>\n How Italian dbGLOVE and Pedius assist the deaf and blind<\/a><\/p>\n Filmmaker Jason DaSilva addresses accessibility issues with technology<\/a><\/p>\n Smart wheelchairs, newest connected device to share health, repairs, etc<\/a><\/p>\n Robotic support brings freedom to paraplegics – Tek RMD (Video)<\/a><\/p>\n