News-Leader.com, Springfield, MO reports about a special form of adaptive technology. This technology is for students with disabilities - a part of computer technologies that is not only human, but often enough drives innovation.

... devices can be adapted so students with limited control of their hands are able to operate anything from a race car track to a gadget that waters plants. Those devices can also be manipulated to attach to a table or be worn as a wrist band.

via News-Leader.com | Newspapers in Education

Will keep an eye on those developments... If you have a great example please send it in or publish yourself as a creative reporter!