LEARN ABOUT OPEN SOURCE ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY

FREE Workshop on open source assistve technology.

Learn how 3D printed parts and do-it-yourself (DIY)

electronics is an affordable and effective alternative for

people with disabilities that have challenges affording

the technology that they need.

Come meet and work with local makers, volunteers with

technical skills, on a one on one basis to create

assistive technologies during a 6

hour workshop in the Washington DC area

September 26 (9AM to 3 PM). .

GW Innovation Center at Tompkins Hall of Engineering George Washington University

725 23rd ST NW, Washington DC.

The closes parking garage is right across the street in the Science and Engineering Hall ( 800 22nd street)

Classes will be small so participants

can have a more hands on experience. Participants

will leave with an assistive technology pointing device

for their facility or they can donate it to someone in their community

https://www.makersmakingchange.com/project/lipsync/

LipSync - Alternative Pointing Device

No prior experience necessary. Build your skills and learn

about how your local maker community can help you.

Open Source Assistive Technology Washington DC Workshop