Helping Makers Help Others
ATMakers.org introduces Makers and Assistive Technology (AT) users and give these two communities the tools they need to collaborate.
AT users and those who support them desperately need engineers and technologists to help them with everyday tasks. High School STEM and Robotics students, hobbyists & DIY electronics enthusiasts have the skills necessary to create innovative solutions today.
Get Involved:
STEM clubs & Robotics Teams
- Complete great service projects with our step-by-step guides
- Learn More about working with AT Users
- Apply your skills where they’re needed today
AT Professionals & Users
- Find Makers in your area who can help
- Learn about new technology you need
- Post your challenges and successes
Makers & Engineers
- Bring your skills to bear on todays AT problems
- Help mentor the next generation of AT Engineers
- Create the next great AT solution
Latest Guides (See All)
- iOS Switch Control on a Budget using Bluetooth Keyboards In this guide, we will show how to use inexpensive Bluetooth Keyboards and related devices to make iOS Switch Control interfaces. This video shows ...
- End-to-end How-To Video of the Cariboo Adaptation We’ve finally done a full end-to-end video of how to make the Cariboo Adaptation: The full project is documented here. You can access the Cariboo Scanning interface ...
- Connect an AT Switch as a PC Keyboard for under $20 Background: What are AT Switches? People with physical challenges often are very limited in their ability to make precise movements with their arms, fingers, etc. (This ...
- Our First Project: A Switch Enabled Cariboo Game This site is our first attempt to express a simple idea: Open Source Hardware (and Software) provides tools that the Assistive Technology users could benefit from ...