One Small Gesture, A Big Impact for All | Google ATAP

Garrison Redd, a para powerlifter works with Google ATAP to find how technology can be accessible to all.
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Google is dedicated to making tech accessible for everyone, and our hardware innovation division, Google ATAP, is working on this as well. As part of a Jacquard (a connected apparel platform) research project, we at ATAP worked closely with members and advocates of the disability community to understand how advanced wearable technologies, like smart textiles, gesture interfaces and on-device AI can help more people.
Earlier this year, we worked with members of Champions Place, a shared living residence for young adults with disabilities, to better understand why existing technologies sometimes fall short of meeting the full needs of people with mobility and dexterity disabilities.

[@rafaelkhasanov4382]

take a look at the project "Aviatore R1: Smart Forced Vent Jacket for active life"

[@macktheripper7454]

More of this please google .. less of the shady evil 💩 🙏

[@CorpRobledo]

So cool ♥♥♥

[@CloroxBleach0]

now put a better soli sensor on the pixel 6 pro models.
please :(

[@Slay_No_More]

These kinds of things are amazing, but the whole 1984 stuff that google does taints the positivity.

[@macktheripper7454]

Totally agree

[@abdurrahmanhalis]

Well as a matter of fact, these PR stunts are attempts of damage control to contain the fury people have on real agenda of Google. Just like Rockefeller was portrayed as this "dime giving philanthropist" in the media when his public image was equivalent with of the satan.