Yes, Anthony, it sounds like you're talking about Universal Design. If you haven't done so already, you might do a Google search on Universal Design - there's some good stuff happening out there. Pam > Pam, > > I have a friend in Philly, who also uses a head stick to do almost > everything (I think he can even open pop cans with it), to me he is > totally amazing and I love just watching him which he is just fine with. > About cellular phones, I'm sure you know you have a phone book feature > that also acts just like voice recognition without speaking and easily > navigated, it holds 20-50 numbers. Tonight as I was e-mailing a friend > about another project I'm giving input in, I was thinking some day, we > probably won't need the term "assistive technology" anymore, mainly > because we might be developing devices fully accessible to anybody no > matter physical ability. People with disabilities are going to be the > ones benefiting, and the ones that the majority of future companies > won't think about as they're developing. This is why we should support > NASA and other things dealing with technology. > > I enjoy my field!!! > > Thanks, > Anthony