Former rugby league player, who has motor neurone disease, will use eye-controlled computer
The former rugby league player Rob Burrow will become the first non-verbal person to read a bedtime story on the BBC this weekend.
Burrow, who used to play for Leeds Rhinos, will use an eye-controlled computer to read a story on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
Continue reading…Former rugby league player, who has motor neurone disease, will use eye-controlled computerThe former rugby league player Rob Burrow will become the first non-verbal person to read a bedtime story on the BBC this weekend.Burrow, who used to play for Leeds Rhinos, will use an eye-controlled computer to read a story on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Continue reading…