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TELUS’ Assistive Tech for Good™ aims to help Canadians with disabilities use smartphones and
wireless devices so they can live more independent, connected lives
Tap is a wearable, Bluetooth enabled keyboard and mouse that allows users to input text using any surface, with just one hand.
In preparation for the BCTECH Summit’s Youth Innovation Day (new window), Microsoft Vancouver staff will learn how to build adaptative switches. Switches are used by people with disabilities that may not be able to access traditional input methods to access electronics. Think of a video game controller… how would you play, if you were unable […]
Today’s e-bulletin is going to focus on AT that is designed to help individuals with disabilities live safely and efficiently.
This month, Google introduced a new accessibility app which has the potential to change the way that deaf and hearing-impaired individuals communicate with those around them.