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Category Archives: Project
Project Spotlight: Experiencing the World via Touch
February is Low Vision Awareness Month. For many individuals who are blind, living with low vision, or who are Deaf/blind, touch is an important sense for experiencing the world around them. Technology that is tactile or haptic can help people … Continue reading
Posted in Project, Publications, Research Study, Uncategorized
Tagged ABLEDATA, accessibility, assistive technology, Audio-Tactile Web Accessibility with Haptic Gloves, blind, books, deaf-blind, displays, exhibits, Field Initiated Projects, haptic, low vision, Low Vision Awareness Month, museums, NIDILRR Projects, NIDILRR-funded research, REHABDATA search, SBIR, tactile systems, touch, Touch-Responsive Models for Universal Access to Smithsonian Museums Exhibits, visual disabilities
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Destacar los proyectos: Experimentando el mundo a través del tacto
Febrero es el Mes de Concientización sobre la Baja Visión. Para muchas personas que son ciegas, que viven con baja visión, o que son sordo-ciegas, el tacto es un sentido importante para experimentar el mundo que les rodea. La tecnología … Continue reading
Posted in Project, Publications, Research Study, Uncategorized
Tagged ABLEDATA, accesibilidad, baja visión, búsqueda de REHABDATA, ciego, discapaicdades visuales, exhibiciones, háptico, investigación financiada por NIDILRR, libros, Mes de Concientización de la Baja Visión, museos, proyectos de NIDILRR, proyectos iniciados en el campo, publicaciones, SBIR, sistemas táctiles, sordo-ciego, tecnología de asistencia
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Cool Tech on Cold Days: CES ’17
Here in DC, we’re bundled up against some seriously arctic temperatures. But this chill is nothing compared to the level of COOL on exhibit at the Consumer Electronics Show this past weekend in Las Vegas. Developers showed off everything from … Continue reading
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Tagged Apps, assistive technology, CES '17, cool technology, exoskeleton, robotics, smart homes, smartphones, tablets, virtual reality, wireless technology
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Tecnología “Cool” en los días fríos: CES ‘17
Aquí, en DC, estamos atados a algunas temperaturas seriamente árcticas. Pero este frío no es nada comparado con el nivel de “COOL” en exhibición en el Espectáculo de Electrónica para los Consumidores este fin de semana en Las Vegas. Los … Continue reading
Posted in Proyecto
Tagged accesibilidad, Apps, CES '17, discapacidad, discapacidades, espanol, exoesqueleto, hogares inteligentes, NIDILRR, realidad virtual, robótica, smartphones, tabletas, tecnología cool, tecnología de asistencia, tecnología inalámbrica, tecnología innovadora, teléfonos inteligentes
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NIDILRR-Funded Research in Action: Real-Time Text
Technology developed by NIDILRR-funded researchers is making communication easier and more conversation-friendly for people who are Deaf, hard-of-hearing, or have speech disabilities! On Friday, December 16th, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) amended its rules to allow phone companies to replace … Continue reading
Investigación financiada por NIDILRR en acción: Texto en tiempo real
¡La tecnología desarrollada por los investigadores financiados por NIDILRR está haciendo que la comunicación sea más fácil y que sea más amigable a la conversación para las personas que son sordas, con dificultades auditivas, o que tienen discapacidades del habla! … Continue reading
ACL and NIDILRR designate 14 new SCI Model System Centers
As part of their celebration of National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, the Administration for Community Living (ACL) announced the designation of 14 new Spinal Cord Injury Model System Centers across the US: September is National Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) … Continue reading
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Tagged ACL, model system centers, NIDILRR, research, spinal cord injury
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ACL y NIDILRR designan 14 nuevos Centros del Sistema Modelo de LME
Como parte de su celebración del Mes Nacional de Concientización de la Lesión de la Médula Espinal (en inglés), la Administración para la Vida Comunitaria (ACL por sus siglas en inglés) (en inglés) anunció la designación de 14 nuevos Centros … Continue reading
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Tagged ACL, centros del sistema modelo, investigacion, lesion de la medula espinal, NIDILRR
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Ain’t It Cool?
It may be 90 degrees outside but in here we’re thinking cool: Cool technology from the NIDILRR community? We’re fortunate to be a pert of a community that works on some of the latest technology supporting the independence and participation … Continue reading
Posted in Project
Tagged Cloud Computing, robotics, technology, technology for access and function, telerehabilitation
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ADA: Celebrate 26 Years on the 26th! (Part 2)
July 26th marks the 26th anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the historic civil rights law that prohibits discrimination and ensures equal opportunity for persons with disabilities in employment, state and local government services, public … Continue reading
Posted in Event, Project, Publications, Right Resources Right Now, Uncategorized
Tagged #ADA26, ADA 26 anniversary, ADA. Americans with Disabilities Act, architecture, Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Institute, Center for Inclusive Design and Environmental Access, Cloud Computing, continuing education, Disability and Rehabilitation Research Project on Inclusive Cloud and Web Computing, disability civil rights movement, Global Public Inclusive Infrastructure (GPII), inclusive design, legislation, NIDILRR Projects, NIDILRR Research, online courses, physical accessibility, Publications, Raising the Floor coalition, RERC for Wireless Techologies, RERC on Physical Access and Transportation (RERC-APT), RERC on Universal Interface and Information Technology Access, RERC Universal Design and the Built Environmentthe Built, RL Mace Universal Design Institute, Ronald L. Mace, technology access, The State University of New York at Buffalo, Tiramisu, Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Trace Center, transportation, UD and Public Accommodations, UniveralDesign.com, universal design, universal interfaces, virtual accessibility, visitability, web systems, Wireless RERC, wireless technologies
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