March 17, 2015

This Wearable Game For Visually Impaired Kids Aims To Help Cognitive Development

smash-a-ball A Mexican educational psychologist duo has teamed up to build toys for blind or visually impaired kids. The first device they’re building is a wearable game called Smash-a-ball — pictured above in prototype form — which is being designed to help kids’ cognitive development. Read More

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