One piece of the puzzle, AT helps local pastor live life

As promised, here is the first installation in a series of blogs from Pastor Derek Daniel. In case you need a little reminder of Derek’s story, here is a quick recap of the blog posted about him a couple of short weeks ago. Derek Daniel lost his sight in 2001 due to a rare form […]

Bionic contact lenses, not just a thing of the future

In the future, contacts may not only help to make the world around us clearer, in fact, they could usher in a new generation of augmented reality. Scientists are developing a lens that would actually project a holographic image in front of the eye.  Yep, just like the terminator and his bionic eye, these lenses […]

New device could help prevent emotional meltdowns

A new watch-like device helps to monitor emotions in individuals with autism so as to help predict and mitigate meltdowns. The so-called, Q-Sensor, is a wearable, wireless biosensor that measures emotional arousal via skin conductance. The sensor works by detecting and monitoring electrodermal activity (EDA) that increases during periods of excitement and decreases during periods […]

Winter weather tips

Baby it’s cold outside! Before you get caught up in the magic of the season, it’s important to remember that in addition to the holiday festivities, the snow and the lights of the winter season, comes ice, wind and potentially dangerous conditions. We, here at the INDATA Project, thought it might be helpful to give […]

Fun for all

Since it’s opening over a year ago in San Antonio, TX, more than 130,000 people from 20 countries have visited Morgan’s Wonderland, the world’s first amusement park serving those in the special needs community. The $32 million facility is completely accessible. One ride, for example, is an off-road adventure where visitors sit in vehicles designed […]