Lindsay Yazzolino is leading the latest movement of science and technology to benefit people with disabilities. As a contractor, she is using 3-D printers and tactile-graphic materials with touchable display to provided services. These services are leading the way for technology and science to come to life for people with a disability. For more on this life, please click on read more.
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