“It Felt Like Having Virtual Hands Again”
“[Using the LipSync] was such an experience, it felt like having virtual hands again. It took away a heck of a boring life.”
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Skip to Navigation“[Using the LipSync] was such an experience, it felt like having virtual hands again. It took away a heck of a boring life.”
Makers Making Change is hosting an access switch build in partnership with Montana State University and MonTECH at the Jake Jabbs School of Entrepreneurship on Feb 27 2020.
Over the past few years, OCR (Optical Character Recognition) apps have been gaining increased popularity among both mainstream users and individuals with disabilities.
On November 27th, nine gamers joined us at Electronic Arts in Burnaby, British Columbia for one of the first gaming tournaments of its kind in North America, one in which all of the participants were gamers with disabilities who used assistive technology to play.
While Apple is known for offering products with some the most complete built-in accessibility features available, many of the companies’ competitors have been putting similar focus into offering products with equally impressive built-in accessibility features.