The NFL is testing a tactile device that lets blind fans feel the Super Bowl in real time
It's the Super Bowl's most advanced assistive tech yet
A rice-sized bionic eye implant could bring artificial vision into the real world
The wireless retinal implant converts video from smart glasses into signals the brain can interpret
Forward-looking: A first-of-its-kind bionic chip, smaller than a grain of rice, has delivered remarkable results in early clinical trials by restoring functional vision to patients blinded by macular degeneration. The breakthrough is being hailed as a potential turning point for artificial vision technology – shifting a field long defined by prototypes and promises toward one that could soon enter routine clinical use.
Rice University students design high-tech vest to help blind dogs navigate
The haptic wearable shows promise for broader medical applications
Nvidia's Jensen Huang tops "most popular CEOs" survey, check out the best and worst approval ratings
Lisa Su and Tim Cook also made the top ten
Studio adds audio cues to Forza Motorsport that help blind players race like pros
It turns out audio cues are just as effective as visual landmarks in conveying where you are on a track
Ford's 'Feel The View' smart car window could let blind individuals experience passing scenery
It converts passing scenery into vibrations
Amazon workers blast company's handling of recent suicide attempt on anonymous app
Could Amazon have done more to prevent it?
