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Disability Tech Is A Game Changer For 2023 And Beyond

4/15/2023

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As someone with a learning disability that affects my reading speed, I know firsthand the importance of assistive technology in helping me navigate the world around me. And as we enter 2023 and beyond, I am thrilled to see the advancements being made in disability tech that are truly game changers for individuals with disabilities.

From speech-to-text software to assistive robotics, these technologies are revolutionizing the way that disabled individuals interact with the world. They are enabling us to communicate more easily, access information more quickly, and perform tasks that we may have once thought were impossible.


For me personally, assistive technology has been a game changer in my academic and professional pursuits. Programs that read text out loud or changing over written words to audio have allowed me to keep up with my reading assignments and stay on top of my work. And I know that there are countless other individuals with disabilities who are benefiting from these types of technologies in their own lives.

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Of course, there is still much work to be done to ensure that these technologies are accessible to all individuals who need them, regardless of their socioeconomic status or geographic location. But I am hopeful that as more and more people become aware of the importance of disability tech, we will see greater investment and innovation in this space. As someone who has seen firsthand the incredible impact that assistive technology can have, I am excited to see what the future holds for disability tech in 2023 and beyond.

The Article is on Forbes it by Laurel Donnellan 

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    I’m Matthew Sampson of Resilience, Now age 40, As a kid I was a “bright-eyed and bushy-tailed” kid in special Ed with resilience, now I’m looking to help
    parents see how my learning deficit on how it effects a kid subconsciously
    through my story, how a kid can overcome with using his or her talent into a successful career as an adult. I was the kid that rode in the short yellow bus, I knew I was different by riding that bus, the rides were fun thou. My parents supported me, but they did not completely understand
    how my learning deficit affected me subconsciously. I did not have the ability to explain it, either. I could not read in fourth grade. I delt with a learning deficit of reading, writing, and comprehend in academics up until the graduated 12 grade and in college. I’m a strong believer in education
    to a certain degree, no matter if it’s in College, Trade School, self-
    educating, it’s all about taking the initiative in your talent in what your
    good at. I struggled in the Vacaville, CA Education system of Special
    Education in 1989 all way through the 1990s, until I graduated in the year 2001. I'm now having the opportunity to share my experiences to help other individuals to thrive and discover their contentment and talent from my learning experiences through my book.   

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