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October 10, 2014 1

VEST: A Vest That Helps Deaf People Hear

We know very well that a large majority of deaf people use hearing aids or cochlear implants to [...]

July 15, 2013 3

Glove That Helps Deaf-Blind People Communicate

Image Source: The Atlantic Tom Beiling, a 32 year old doctoral candidate in Berlin, [...]

September 14, 2011 4

DeafYouVideo: A Great Website For People With Hearing Impairment

I recently stumbled upon a website called DeafYouVideo (http://deafyouvideo.blogspot.com), and was [...]

August 29, 2011 1

“Subtitle Glasses” For Deaf Cinema Goers

People with hearing impairment love to watch movies, but there is a certain limitation that stops them from [...]

Hand resting on a wooden surface, wearing the SpellRing prototype sensor device on the thumb, with colored wires leading towards the wrist.

March 31, 2025 0

SpellRing: Cornell’s Wearable AI Ring Translates ASL Fingerspelling

Key takeaways about the SpellRing project: Wearable Translation: Researchers at Cornell University are [...]

A wide-angle shot of a multi-ethnic group of people working in a film studio, a mature caucasian woman can be seen presenting in front of a green screen.

January 28, 2025 0

New Report from Easterseals Disability Services: “Reimagining Hollywood: A New Lens on Disability Inclusion”

this report reinforces the urgent need for entertainment and media industries to rewrite the script—to amplify disability inclusion is not only a moral imperative but a smart business strategy with wide-reaching benefits. [...]

The Abbotts' home from "A Quiet Place" is recreated inside the Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights house of the same name. It's a large, two-story white house facade. The house features a Victorian-style architecture with dormer windows on the upper floor, a wrap-around porch, and detailed trim work. The front door is open, revealing a lit interior. String lights are hung above, and a white picket fence is visible in the foreground. The house appears to be inside a larger indoor space, suggesting it's a prop or attraction.

September 1, 2024 0

Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights Breaks New Ground with ASL-Inclusive ‘A Quiet Place’ Haunted House

Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights is breaking new ground in accessibility with its “A [...]

The image depicts a joyful animated character, a young girl with dark hair and a headband, wearing a sleeveless dress. She is smiling and appears to be holding her hands together in a way that suggests she is feeling or playing along with music. The background is a dark, starry scene with floating, glowing shapes. To the left of the character, bold text reads, “THERE’S A DRUMBEAT IN MY CHEST.”

June 18, 2024 0

“Harmonium: The Musical” Introduces Harmonium Sign Language to Promote Inclusion in Gaming

Explore the world of "Harmonium: The Musical" and learn Harmonium Sign Language to solve puzzles in this innovative and inclusive game. [...]

The image shows the CarPlay interface. Various app icons such as Phone, Music, Maps, Messages, and Now Playing are visible on the screen. At the bottom of the screen, a notification banner with the title "Maybe: Siren" is displayed, indicating the Sound Recognition feature. The notification suggests that a siren sound has been detected, providing an alert for the user.

May 18, 2024 0

Apple Announces New Accessibility Features: Eye Tracking, Music Haptics, and More

"Apple unveils new accessibility features for iPhone and iPad, including Eye Tracking and Music Haptics, to enhance the user experience for people with disabilities." [...]

The image features a hand interacting with a tactile piece of artwork. The hand is shown with the fingers gently pressing against a flexible, translucent material with an embossed or raised design resembling facial features. The thumb and forefinger are in focus, touching the material, which seems to capture the contours of a human face in a three-dimensional form. The artwork appears to be designed to convey visual details through touch, likely for a sensory or educational purpose. The person's nails are neatly manicured with a subtle polish, and they wear a simple ring on the ring fingering middle finger.

March 5, 2024 0

Accessible Tactile Tours: Enhancing Museum and Performance Experiences for the Visual and Sensory Impaired

Discover the world of tactile tours and how they make art and performances accessible to those with sensory impairments. Learn how to create inclusive experiences in your community. [...]

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