For individuals living with hand tremors, everyday tasks such as eating, writing or using a smartphone can become frustrating and difficult. Assistive technology continues to evolve to meet these challenges, and one innovative solution designed to help is the Steadi-3 Anti-Tremor Glove. The Steadi-3 Anti-Tremor Glove is a wearable device designed to reduce the impact […]
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The Capabilities Café: Brewing Opportunity in the Community
For many individuals with disabilities, finding meaningful employment opportunities can come with unique challenges. In Noblesville, Indiana, one local café is working to change that, one cup of coffee at a time. Capabilities Café is more than just a place to grab your morning drink. It is a community-driven initiative designed to provide job training […]
TouchPoints: A Wearable Solution for Stress Relief and Daily Focus
Stress is a part of everyday life. Whether it’s work, school, traffic, finances, or even trying to get a good night’s sleep, stress can show up in many different ways. Over time, chronic stress can impact both mental and physical health, contributing to issues such as poor sleep, high blood pressure and heart-related conditions. TouchPoints […]
SensePilot: Hands-Free Computer Control Using Head Tracking
For individuals with limited hand or arm mobility, navigating a computer can be a challenge. Tools like SensePilot offer a new way to interact with technology by turning simple head movements and facial gestures into full mouse and keyboard control. SensePilot is a head-tracking “mouse” software that uses a standard webcam — no additional hardware […]
Monday Tech Tip: Braille Sense 6 with DOT Pad
During the 2026 ATIA Conference, Earle Harrison, National Account Manager at Selvas BLV showed us how to use the Braille Sense 7 with DOT Pad. The Braille Sense 6 is a braille notetaker and it can be used with the DOT pad to allow people with visual impairments to experience writings or drawings through touch. […]
Busting Myths About Down Syndrome
In the early 1980s, people with Down syndrome (DS) weren’t expected to experience employment or live past the age of 25. Now, let’s fast forward to today and look at Coleman Jones — the nearly 30-year-old vice president of the Howdy Homemade Ice Cream franchise, which includes a location here in Indiana. The company’s first-ever […]