Tagged with: accessibility assistive technology disability exoskeleton spinal cord injury wheelchair An exciting assistive technology will gradually change the lives of many wheelchair users. Wearable robotic devices, so called exoskeletons, are now being launched which will for the first time offer wheelchair users the chance to walk.
Tagged with: babies cognitive development gadget mobility robots sonar therapy wheelchair Wii Fit Wii Fit Balance Board Babies with mobility issues, such as spina bifida or cerebral palsy, can’t explore the world like babies who can walk or crawl. Since babies explore and learn as part of infant development, mobility is linked with cognitive development.
Tagged with: accessible cities wheelchair We often struggle with access in our neighborhoods and we wonder how our city compares to others. Now we can find out how well our city compares to others by reading “Top Cities for Disability” lifestyle satisfaction created by The Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation.
