New technologies tested at the Deaflympics in Tokyo are creating new ways of experience the atmosphere at sporting events.

A wearable music-technology startup born from a student-led engineering effort will represent Cambridge at a global gathering in Tokyo this week, as the company begins bringing its product to market.

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The halftime show inadvertently forced many people to experience the performance the way Deaf people so often do, without access being designed for them by default.

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At the Tokyo Deaflympics, gold-medalist sprinter Akihisa Shitara is rethinking how races begin for deaf athletes, developing a tactile starting block that vibrates under their hands instead of relying ...

Gus Scacco of Advisors Capital Management told BBC Business Today that the GDP could have been impacted in the region of one ...