Continuing the Development of Assistive Technologies Legacy
From: Medical Design Technologies - 09/10/2014

The late professor Seth Teller created 6.811 (Principles and Practices in
Assistive Technologies, or PPAT) in the fall of 2011. Through his extensive
experience developing assistive technologies (AT) at MIT, his compassion for
making technology available to all, and his innovative approach and drive to
build this class, student interest in PPAT and AT has grown steadily since.

Read the entire article at:
http://www.mdtmag.com/news/2014/09/continuing-development-assistive-technologies-legacy

Links:
Blicycle - a bicycle for the blind
http://web.mit.edu/sjlevine/www/projects/Blicycle/blicycle.html

Assistive Technologies from MIT
http://www.mdtmag.com/news/2014/09/photos-day-assistive-technologies-mit