Fwd: [Promotion-technology] Does Anyone Know of Any Blind Folks Programming Lego Robots on a PC with a Screen Reader?

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>From: "Kenneth A. Silberman" <ksilberm@pop900.gsfc.nasa.gov>
>To: <promotion-technology@nfbnet.org>
>Subject: [Promotion-technology] Does Anyone Know of Any Blind Folks
>Programming Lego Robots on a PC with a Screen Reader?
>Does anyone know of anybody programming Lego robotic systems on a PC with a
>screen reader? You have to write the programs on a PC with the Lego
>software. Then you download the program via an infrared port to the Lego
>robots that you construct around the Lego robotics modules. The modules can
>incorporate motors, light sensors, touch sensors, rotational sensors, etc.
>I would like to see if we can incorporate them into our science camp.
>Perhaps we could have a robotics competition.
>
>Ken
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