3D Print Your Own Tactile Measuring Tools for the Visually Impaired
Tactile tools help students with visual impairments better understand and measure 3-Dimensional objects. You can 3D print some of your own.
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Why We Decided to Make Devices for People with Disabilities
While other technology advances, assistive technology lags behind. We decided to make assistive devices; here are some things we considered.
This 3D Printing Contest Wants You to Design the Next Accessibility Device
Have an idea for a 3D printed device to help those with limited hand mobility? Join this contest to share your idea with those who need it.
HandiDrone Brings FPV Flying to People with Disabilities
The challenge is to design low budget DIY Drone Mods for people with reduced mobility to fly anywhere in the world.
Adding Accessibility Buttons to an XBox Controller Is Easier Than it Looks
See how I go about modifying a game controller for someone who has a physical disability.
Blind Arduino Project Proves You Don’t Need to See to Build Electronics
William Gerrey and Dr. Joshua Miele made the Blind Arduino Project to help those in the blind community expand their STEM and Maker education.
Customize and Print 3D Picture Books for Visually Impaired Kids
Most kids get their first intro to reading through picture books — now, Tom Yeh wants to bring picture books to kids with visual impairments.
