Since you’re reading this blog, chances are that you know your way around the internet. And, if you’re anything like me, you probably have a handful of websites that you visit frequently or even daily. Pinterest is one of those websites I could spend hours perusing. If you love researching and sharing your findings online […]
Posts with the INDATA project tag
Sensing robots and smartphones help navigate the blind
Robots use gyroscopes and accelerometers to monitor their speed, location and to keep track of their position. Now, these technologies are being employed to help those who are blind navigate indoor and outdoor spaces. Helen Knight, a writer for “New Scientist,” wrote about one such system, being developed by Edwige Pissaloux and colleagues at the […]
Infogrip Products Make Computer Use a Reality for All
For over 25 years, Infogrip has created assistive technology products for special education solutions. The mission of the company is to create “something unique because a ‘one size’ never really ‘fits all’ in this industry.” Infogrip truly believes there is a solution that makes using a computer possible for every person with any ability. The […]
Monday Tech Tip: Aumax S Video Magnifier
Watch as Susan Pizarek from FTP Associates shows us the Aumax S Video Magnifier Having trouble viewing the video? Click here! Click here to visit our archived videos. To view Closed Captioning, click on the “CC” in the lower right corner of the video.
Assistive Technology Update, Easter Seals Crossroads, INDATA News, Podcasts, Tech Tips, Wade Wingler
ATU053 – Bookshare, AT in the Cloud, DaVinci from Enhanced Vision, GW Connect 2.0, Glasses for Deaf & Hard of Hearing or Visually Impaired, ATIA webinars, Mind Control Robotic Arm, Survey Results
Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadLinks: Episode # 53 – Released June 1, 2012 Bookshare (www.bookshare.org) AT in the Cloud Training: http://bit.ly/JMSS5u DaVinci – All-in-One HD Video Magnifier with Text-to-Speech http://bit.ly/L5bg5f GW Connect 2.0 now available: http://bit.ly/K9dDIf Google Glasses patent hints at speech-to-text display for deaf users | Ars Technica http://bit.ly/KGfqQB Glasses That Indicate […]