Picture this: You fly off to Rome, head to the Coliseum and, using your iPhone, play a video that guides you around the ancient arena where gladiators and lions once roamed. Later, walk across Piazza del Colosseo to the Roman Forum and view a video tour of the sprawling Forum ruins, taking in what was once the center of ancient Rome. If you’re deaf or hard of hearing, you can turn on the captioning feature.
This vision will soon be a...
My favorite gadgets at this year’s Assistive Technology Industry Association conference, which featured more than 100 vendors, include two communications products and a new PDA for the blind. I also note some worthy... Read the full post...
I didn’t get to too many workshops at the Assistive Technology Industry Association conference this year, because I only attended for one full day. I did stop into a presentation on speech-recognition for the... Read the full post...
Though assistive tech isn't really a topic to be taken lightly, sometimes it's good to have some fun with it -- and find the humorous side of things. Here's hoping you smile with these photos taken today at the... Read the full post...
I have been to plenty of Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) conferences, and this year has all the usual stuff (though gadgets are getting smaller every year!) As I walked the exhibit halls, I was... Read the full post...
Suzanne's new book, The Illustrated Guide to Assistive Technology, is a "must-have guide" for people with disabilities looking for devices and gadgets for work and play. Using a "lively narrative style," Suzanne introduces readers to new and existing technologies, where to find them, and how pay for them. This book "belongs in the Top Ten list" for assistive device guides. Order Suzanne's book at a 32% discount today on Amazon or read reviews, an excerpt and more...
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