New assistive technology makes strides within the disabled community
Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014By Wynne Mancini
MESA– Mesa-based company Eye Tech is using a donated technology to assist disabled people in controlling a computer screen with the movement of their eyes. The new technology makes it easier for a disabled person to do things on their own. Howard Bell, head person for the non-profit Boundary Breakers, suffers from infantile spinal muscular atrophy explains how the technology has changed his life in the blink of an eye.