This year marks the Autism Society of America’s 60th anniversary of supporting people with autism through such efforts as April’s Autism Acceptance Month. (The organization followed other advocacy groups in changing “awareness” to “acceptance.”) “I do believe most people are aware of what autism is,” said Samantha Edwards, an autistic content creator and neurodivergent life […]
Posts with the assistive technology tag
Monday Tech Tip: eSight Go
During the 2025 ATIA conference, Roland Mattern from eSight, showed us their eSight Go, which is a electronic eyewear for individuals with low vision. Check it out here: Click here to learn more about eSight Go.
Hearview Glasses Give Life Subtitles
Imagine if life were like a foreign film — with subtitles popping up in front of your eyes whenever people speak. Now available through INDATA’s Lending Library, the Hearview Subtitle Glasses make this idea a reality. Designed for the deaf and hard of hearing community, the glasses pair with the user’s smartphone to capture people’s […]
Monday Tech Tip: Prodigi for Windows
During the 2025 ATIA Conference, Sam Adler from Humanware showes us their Prodigi for Windows, which is portable magnifier for windows that has text-to-speech and other productivity tools. Check it out here: Click here to learn more about Prodigi for Windows.
Monday Tech Tip: Connect 12 and Reveal 16 Magnifiers from Humanware
During the 2025 ATIA Conference, Sam Adler from Humanware, showed us the Connect 12, which is a smart portable HD magnifier and the Reveal 16, which is a digital desktop magnifier. Check it out here: Click here to learn more about Humanware’s low vision products.
Migraine Buddy Looks Out for Users
Migraine is considered one of the most debilitating diseases worldwide, affecting one in seven people globally and a member of one in four households in America. Developed by a migraine patient himself, the Migraine Buddy app helps those with migraine target the disease at its source. Among other things, this app helps users: Track various […]