$500,000 Challenge: Build Projects to Help ALS Communication
The ALS communication challenge has $500,000 to invest in communication technologies for those suffering from paralysis.
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Creating Epic Halloween Costumes for Kids Who Use Wheelchairs
This couple started a non-profit for making unforgettable Halloween costumes for kids who use wheelchairs.
Joe Olson’s DIY-Enabled Wheelchair
Joe Olson is disabled but he’s also a maker with DIYability, a term used by John Schimmel on a website of that name for do-it-yourself “assistive technology.” I met Joe at the DC Mini Maker Faire on June 8. He has been in a wheelchair since 1999 when, just out of high school, he broke […]
Modifying An Xbox One Controller For Muscular Dystrophy Part 2
In my spare time I enjoy making simple modifications of gaming controllers for people who have special physical needs. Its a hobby that makes me feel good and helps other people. Not a bad trade. If you’ve been following along, you should already have seen part 1 where I added easy to click buttons that […]
