Distinguished Alumnus Shaun Kane's career took a surprising turn
From: University of Washington

Shaun Kane didn’t expect to devote his career to studying accessible
technology for people with disabilities.

One of the projects they collaborated on, which turned out to have a big
impact, focused on touch user interfaces for people who were blind or
visually impaired.

Kane is fascinated with the increase in do-it-yourself assistive technology,
including 3-D printing. He's spent the past several years looking at how
people use the internet to share designs they've created for assistive
devices. He'd like to understand what problems they're encountering, and then
design tools to make the process easier.

Read the entire article at:
https://ischool.uw.edu/feature-stories/distinguished-alumnus-shaun-kanes-career-took-surprising-turn

Links:
Shaun Kane
http://shaunkane.info

Superhuman Computing Lab
http://superhuman.cs.colorado.edu

Superhuman Computing Lab - Current Projects
http://shaunkane.info/projects.html

Submitted by Stephanie Valencia