Student Hackathon Builds Out Assistive Tech
From: Campus Technology - 07/02/2015
By: Dian Schaffhauser

An assistive technologies hackathon at MIT has kicked off development of a
low-cost sip-and-puff joystick controller that allows the user to operate a
smartphone, tablet, or laptop. "Puffin," as the new device is called, won the
top spot at ATHack, which took place earlier this year.

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Links:
Perspective on ATHack 2015 - Winning can be just the start
https://www.eecs.mit.edu/news-events/media/perspective-athack-2015-winning-can-be-just-start

Puffin Joystick
http://puffinsip.com/

Hacking for those with disabilities
http://newsoffice.mit.edu/2015/perspective-athack-assistive-technologies-hackathon-0601

MIT Assistive Technology Club
http://assistivetech.mit.edu/athack/