Neat blog with examples of AAC use
| tags: enabling technology, links
Gretchen sent me this pointer to Pam and Josh's blog .
| tags: enabling technology, links
Gretchen sent me this pointer to Pam and Josh's blog .
| tags: enabling technology, ideas, links, wiimote
Over at Gizmodo is a nice video demonstration of 3D head-tracking for desktop VR using the Wii remote .
| tags: programming, enabling technology, links
Daniel Gump has released an open source SDK for application development in the Opera Browser on the Wii . He provides access to the Wii remote functions, complete source and documentation. Thank you Daniel for contributing your effort. I'm looking forward to the great ET applications we can develop for the Wii.
| tags: ubuntu
Today Gutsy automatic update brought in a new kernel and required a reboot. The reboot failed with a scary message after the grub prompt. After a few moments of panic, I remembered the command prompt available from grub and typed
find /boot/grub/menu.lst
An interesting post suggesting that the proper response to the inevitable increase in surveillance of every aspect of our lives is looking back. Why should public officials have more privacy that us?
| tags: motor impaired, enabling technology, links
Greg pointed me to this article over at CNN about Erik Ramsey and the work Phil Kennedy is doing with neural mapping . Very interesting work. The article mentions The Diving Bell and the Butterfly by Jean-Dominque Bauby; I've read that book and highly recommend it.
| tags: blind, motor impaired, enabling technology, links
Alex sent a pointer to www.helpyouplay.com has some cool game ideas including an accessible version of Guitar Hero similar to our project last semester . I'm glad to see more work on accessible games.
I couldn't get sound input to work. Output works fine but the microphone input on my Audigy2 card returned silence. After lots of Googling I found this post on Ubuntu forums. Indeed using alsamixer to adjust Master, Mic, and Analog Mix did the trick.
| tags: programming, links
Over at xkcd .
| tags: blind, motor impaired, ideas, enabling technology
Karen says: