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AT Happenings Slated for June

In an attempt to decrease the number of times IPAT staff hears, "How come I've never heard about you?" we will post a monthly blog noting where, when and who the IPAT staff will be connecting with each month. We hope this serves as a reminder for you to reconnect...

Light Your World

Over the years, household lighting has been rather generic and conventional - the standard 60W lamp bulb, recessed lighting, and motion lights. Many lighting options literally depend on the use of mobility and dexterity. As you look around your home or office,...

Video Magnifiers – Now with OCR!

Video magnifier, CCTV, or desktop digital magnifier - whatever you want to call this powerful tool for low vision, there is no doubt this assistive technology (AT) has helped countless numbers of individuals with low vision gain more independence in a number of...

Look Good with Zipper Ties

Tying a tie can be difficult for anyone, but mix in an acute injury or chronic condition and this task can be downright impossible. A zipper tie may be the solution to once again add that final piece to your wardrobe! A zipper tie is identical to a regular tie with...

Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs)

Scenario: You're unwinding for the night and reading your favorite book before getting some nice, restful sleep. Suddenly, your cell phone makes an unusual sound compared to receiving a text or email. You reach over to investigate. To your surprise, your phone just...

SB 2289 Signing!

They say a picture is worth 1,000 words, and this one speaks volumes to the IPAT staff! It captures the signing ceremony of SB 2289 with Governor Dalrymple on April 22, 2015. This bill appropriated funds to the Interagency Program for Assistive Technology (IPAT) to...

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