Speech Accessibility Project Aims To Make Voice Recognition Systems More Useful For People With Speech Impairment
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign recently announced the Speech Accessibility Project in [...]
Guided Frame Is A New Android Camera Feature That Enables Visually Impaired Users To Take Good Selfies
Google recently announced a new feature on the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro that will enable users with visual [...]
Coffee Closet With Barista Jake Is A Business Run By Autistic Man With A Mission Of Inclusion
Jake always loved to bring coffee to his dad at his record store in Norristown, PA. As his interest in coffee [...]
Compelling New York Times Documentary About Legally Blind Artist Aims To Help Expand Our Definition Of Blindness
The general perception out there when it comes to vision is that you either have it fully or you’re [...]
Magnaready’s Clothes Are Great For Disabled People Who Are Unable To Self-Dress
Putting on clothes can sometimes already seem like an arduous day-to-day task. Adding on limited dexterity [...]
PROTOTYPE: Self Organized Robot Team (SORT) Is A Swarm Of Assistive Robots That Can Help Disabled People De-clutter And Organize Their Living Spaces
When we look at storage space in our immediate environment, it’s mostly horizontal in the form of cabinets, [...]
NASA Added Amazing Alt Text Image Descriptions to James Webb Space Telescope Photos
There was a ton of excitement when the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) was launched into space last month. [...]
![The What Happened to You? graphic, featuring a sky blue background with white clouds. In the centre is a yellow donation bin. At the top of the donation bin are the words "The Disability Collective" in black font inside of a thin box. Below is the word "presents", also in black font. In the centre of the donation bin are the words "What Happened to You?" in capital letters in red font on top of off-white textured paper with tape on the top left and bottom right corners. Below the box are the words "Created by Nikki Charlesworth" in capital letters in black font. Three puppets peek out of the top of the donation bin. On the left is Noodles, a yellow non-binary puppet wearing red overalls. In the middle is Little Red, a red puppet girl in a patchwork dress. On the right is Bo, a blue puppet boy wearing a polka dot two-piece. At the bottom of the graphic is green grass with trees and flowers coming out. Over top of the grass are the words "The Toronto premiere of a new, heart-warming piece of puppet theatre for children and their families" in capital letters in white font. Below this are the words "Join Nikki and her team for a puppet making workshop before the show!" in white font. At the bottom is a sky blue banner. At the left of the banner are the words “August 20 - 21, 2022”, “Tarragon Theatre”, and “Pay What You Can Tickets” in capital letters in black font. Below this are the words “thedisabilitycollective.com/tickets” in black font. To the right of this are the sign language interpretation and audio description symbols, with the words “Integrated ASL & Audio Description available at all performances” underneath in black font. At the right of the banner are the Roseneath Theatre and Arts Council England logos in black]](https://assistivetechnologyblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/What-Happened-to-You-Instagram-Post-310x174.png)
“What Happened To You?”: Puppet Show With Disabled Puppet Characters Comes To Toronto
If you live in or near Toronto, get ready to watch a puppet show like no other! What Happened to You? is a [...]
Twitter Can Remind You To Add Alt Text To Your Tweets With This Setting
Twitter introduced alt text in 2016 and enabled its users to provide a detailed description of images they [...]
Mock Airplane Cabin At MSP Airport Helps Travelers With Disabilities Travel More Confidently
Recently, the Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) unveiled the “travel Confidently MSP Education [...]
Copyright © 2024 | MH Purity WordPress Theme by MH Themes