New phone case provides workaround for inaccessible touch screens

A new smartphone case could soon enable folks with visual impairments, tremors and spasms to use touch screens independently.

Developed at the University of Michigan, BrushLens could help users perceive, locate and tap buttons and keys on the touch screen menus now ubiquitous in restaurant kiosks,

Related Keywords

Alanson ,Michigan ,United States ,San Francisco ,California ,Chen Liang ,Sam Rau ,James Weiland ,Yasha Iravantchi ,Yanhong Guo ,Google Research Scholar Award ,Um Department Of Biomedical Engineering ,University Of Michigan Council For Disability ,Panera Bread ,University Of Michigan ,Disability Network ,Computing Machinery Symposium ,User Interface Software ,Alanson Sample ,Computer Science ,Innovation Partnerships ,Michigan Council ,Disability Concerns ,Um Department ,Google Research Scholar ,