8 New Assistive Technologies for 2024
Reprint from Focus Care If you are living with a disability, technology can aid in community inclusion, getting your medication...
Reprint from Focus Care If you are living with a disability, technology can aid in community inclusion, getting your medication...
By Elaine Short, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, Tufts University Reprint from The Conversation You might have heard that artificial intelligence...
By Communication FIRST The past 40 years of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) research has done little to improve our...
Original source: Bookshare website by Mario Oliveros The Bookshare website has a new look! We are rebuilding Bookshare from the ground...
By Aman Tripathi Reprint from Interesting Engineering There are a lot of promising developments in the realm of neurotechnology. Big names...
by Michelle Diament for Disability Scoop People with disabilities are poised to see big improvements when traveling by air thanks...
By Meg St-Esprit for Thrillist Those first few moments in a new destination are exhilarating. The fresh sights, scents, sounds, come together...
Be My AI, the world’s first AI visual assistant for people who are blind or have low vision, is now...
By Lauren Naru and Erica Beimesche for U.S. News & World Report Seniors Surveyed on Aging in Place With the Help of Technology...
by Shira Stein, San Francisco Chronicle/TNS Reprint from Disability Scoop ASHINGTON — As House floor speeches go, the subject of...
By Sean Loughran for ATandMe Artificial intelligence (AI) is playing a significant role in driving innovation in the field of assistive...
Article by Jon Scanlon, based on this edLeader Panel; Reprint from edWeb.com One of the most important duties of teachers is...
By Marlena Jackson-Retondoy for KQED When Natalie Mackay toured her son’s elementary school, she asked how he might be included...
By Tom Page for CNN London-based artist Sarah Ezekiel has won international recognition for her vivid, life-affirming images. But her...
By Christine Wei-li Lee for UCLA Newsroom People with voice disorders, including those with pathological vocal cord conditions or who...
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