In less than one week’s time, an overwhelming response from Guilford community members has generated some $6,500 to help 16 year-old Alex Russello, who is legally blind, meet his goal of $15,000 for a pair of hi-tech Esight glasses. Read more >>
Myomo, Inc., a wearable medical robotics company that offers increased functionality for those suffering from neurological disorders and upper-limb…
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read moreAugmented reality could help the legally blind see.
That’s the promise of Canadian company eSight, which showcased its latest technology…
For the second year running, Pixability has teamed up with YouTube to analyze how people engage with movie-related content…
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