- Making Games Better for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing | Designing for Disability – YouTube
- Video games are for everyone. But disabled people can be left out if developers don’t consider their needs.
- Community: Design for a Cause – Design Challenge | element14
- Design for a Cause Challenge with Assistive Technology 15 Challengers are invited to design a piece of assistive technology for individuals living with physical or mental impairments using the Arduino…
- Designer Spotlight: Tatsuo Ishibashi – MizuLabo – Shapeways Magazine
- “Sometimes great design is about making common objects more accessible for everyone. Designer Tatsuo Ishibashi’s Mizu Laboratory does just that, developing beautiful, useful assistive gadget…
- Lisa Nielsen: The Innovative Educator: 25 Incredible Assistive Technologies
- “opportunities for academic success. No matter their struggle, these perfectly competent, capable individuals probably have something available to close any unfortunate, challenging gaps. …
- Fancy footwear lets amputees get their game on
- prototype system that lets upper-body amputees control games using their feet. It recently won the grand prize in the 2016 Intell-Cornell Cup, a competition for students who are exploring …
- The Perkins SMART Brailler – Core77
- The SMART Brailler is unique in its multi-function, multi-sensory output using the standard braille keyboard. Fitted with a proprietary electronic device that displays large print, simulated braille.
- Cataract Vision Simulator – American Academy of Ophthalmology
- A cataract is a clouding of the eye’s naturally clear lens. Your eye becomes like a window that is frosted or yellowed. How quickly the cataract develops varies among individuals
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