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Autistic adults are often overlooked in technology design, and their needs are insufficiently reflected.Inclusive Support, Vulnerable Populations, and Accessible Design / Autism and Neurodiversity Group Support
Autistic adults are often overlooked in technology design, and their needs are insufficiently reflected.
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