Harder Facts of Assistive Technology
Wednesday, December 10th, 2008 07:03 pmBoingBoing has a useful post about very appropriate technology—cardboard-based—in service of purpose-built furniture for kids with disabilities.
"Gee whiz lookit this tech" articles are a dime a dozen, but the comments on this one explore the lifecycle costs and challenges: between the huge overhead of the current health care system and the wide-spread poverty of families with disabled members, even the coolest "pilot" projects are not the answer.
"Gee whiz lookit this tech" articles are a dime a dozen, but the comments on this one explore the lifecycle costs and challenges: between the huge overhead of the current health care system and the wide-spread poverty of families with disabled members, even the coolest "pilot" projects are not the answer.