Assistive Technology

The Large Key Keyboard is an adaptive computing keyboard with oversized, high-contrast keys that support individuals with visual impairments, limited hand dexterity, or motor challenges. Its spacious key layout reduces mistyping and improves comfort, while its standard USB connection allows for plug-and-play use with most computers. This keyboard enhances independence for writing, communication, and digital tasks across school, work, and daily living.  

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A Speech Synthesizer is an assistive technology device or software program that converts typed text into clear, natural-sounding speech output. Many systems offer adjustable voice types, speech rates, and language options, allowing users to customize communication. This technology supports individuals with speech impairments, reading disabilities, or visual impairments by enabling spoken communication, improving accessibility to written materials, and enhancing participation in educational, workplace, and social settings.  

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The Enhanced Vision Merlin is a desktop video magnifier that provides high-definition magnification for individuals with low vision. It has adjustable zoom levels, customizable contrast settings, and a large display screen to make reading books, letters, or small print easier and more comfortable. This tool is ideal for reading, studying, crafts, or detailed work at home or in an office.  

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A Battery Interrupter allows a battery-powered device to be activated using an adaptive switch by diverting the battery circuit through an external input. By enabling switch-control access, it empowers users with mobility limitations to independently operate toys, appliances, or learning tools. It is widely used in educational and therapeutic settings.  

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The Switchamajig is an adaptive switch interface that enables battery-operated toys and devices to be controlled using external switches. By interrupting the power of a toy and adding switch control, it makes play and interaction accessible to users with limited motor skills. It is commonly used in therapeutic environments to teach cause-and-effect, build motor skills, and enhance inclusive play.  

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The Talker Buddy is a basic voice-output communication device featuring customizable buttons that play pre-recorded messages. With easy-press buttons and clear audio output, it assists users with speech impairments to convey needs, choices, or basic social messages. Typical applications include early communication learning, classroom participation, and supported social engagement.  

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The BIGmack Communicator is a single-message AAC device that enables individuals with speech or motor disabilities to express a recorded message at the press of a large activation surface. Its durable design and simple operation make it easy to use across classroom, home, and therapy settings. Users can record up to two minutes of custom audio, and the built-in switch-output jack can trigger adapted toys or devices, supporting communication, learning, and social interaction.  

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The BIGtrack 2.0 Trackball Mouse is an adaptive computer pointing device designed for users with limited fine motor control or physical disabilities. It features a large 3-inch (7.6 cm) trackball for easy cursor movement, oversized left and right click buttons, and a rugged base to minimize unintended movements. It also supports switch-access integration, allowing external switches to activate mouse clicks for enhanced accessibility. Ideal applications include academic, vocational, and personal computer use where traditional mice are difficult to operate.  

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An Electric Brailler is a powered assistive writing device used to produce Braille text by embossing raised dots onto paper using an electronic mechanism rather than manual force. It typically includes six keys corresponding to the six dots of the Braille cell, along with keys for spacing, line advancement, and paper control. Because the device is motorized, it requires less physical effort to press the keys, making it especially helpful for users with limited hand strength or motor control. Electric braillers are commonly used in educational, workplace, and home environments by individuals who are blind or visually impaired to create Braille notes, complete assignments, and produce tactile documents more efficiently and independently.  

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A Brailler is a mechanical or electronic device used to produce Braille text by embossing raised dots onto paper. It typically includes six primary keys corresponding to the six dots of the Braille cell, along with keys for spacing and line control. Braillers are used in schools, workplaces, and homes by individuals who are blind or visually impaired to write notes, complete assignments, and create tactile documents independently.  

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A Brailler is a mechanical or electronic device used to produce Braille text by embossing raised dots onto paper. It typically includes six primary keys corresponding to the six dots of the Braille cell, along with keys for spacing and line control. Braillers are used in schools, workplaces, and homes by individuals who are blind or visually impaired to write notes, complete assignments, and create tactile documents independently.  

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Dragon Voice Recognition is advanced speech-to-text software that converts spoken language into written text and computer commands with high accuracy. It features customizable vocabulary, voice commands for navigation, and adaptive learning that improves recognition over time. It is widely used by individuals with limited hand mobility, repetitive strain injuries, or disabilities affecting typing ability, allowing them to compose documents, send emails, and control applications hands-free.  

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Text Speak is a text-to-speech assistive tool that reads digital text aloud in real time. It often includes features such as adjustable reading speed, voice selection, and synchronized word highlighting to support comprehension. This device or software is commonly used by individuals with dyslexia, visual impairments, or learning disabilities to improve reading independence, study efficiency, and access to digital information.  

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The Enhanced Vision Merlin is a desktop video magnifier that provides high-definition magnification for individuals with low vision. It has adjustable zoom levels, customizable contrast settings, and a large display screen to make reading books, letters, or small print easier and more comfortable. This tool is ideal for reading, studying, crafts, or detailed work at home or in an office.

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An LCD Magnifier is a compact digital magnification device that enlarges printed materials onto an LCD screen. It offers variable magnification levels and color contrast options to reduce eye strain and improve visual clarity. It is commonly used by individuals with low vision for reading books, newspapers, and important documents independently.  

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  A Handheld Video Magnifier is a portable electronic device with a built-in camera and display screen that magnifies printed text and images. It features adjustable zoom levels, brightness control, and high-contrast viewing modes to enhance readability. This device is ideal for reading price tags, menus, prescription labels, and mail while at home or on the go.

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The Deluxe Indoor Playground is an accessible sensory and physical activity system designed to promote inclusive play and motor development. It may include soft climbing structures, interactive elements, and tactile components that encourage physical activity and sensory exploration. This equipment is often used in therapy centers, schools, and community spaces to support gross motor skills, coordination, and social interaction among children with diverse abilities.  

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The OrCam MyEye Pro is a wearable, AI-powered assistive device designed for individuals who are blind or have low vision. Mounted on eyeglasses, it uses a smart camera and artificial intelligence to read printed text aloud, recognize faces, identify products, and detect currency. It operates offline and responds to intuitive hand gestures, supporting independent navigation, reading menus or mail, and managing everyday tasks in home, school, or work environments.  

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The Clarity Amplified Telephone is a specialized landline phone designed for individuals with hearing loss. It includes adjustable volume amplification, tone control, and large, high-contrast buttons for easier dialing. This device enhances call clarity and communication confidence for users who experience difficulty hearing on standard telephones.  

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  A Pill Taking Alarm Clock is a medication reminder device that alerts users when it is time to take prescribed medication. It typically features programmable alarms, large digital displays, and audible alerts, and some models include flashing lights for additional notification. It supports medication adherence and promotes independent health management for individuals with memory challenges or complex medication schedules.

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  A Netgear Router is a wireless networking device that provides secure internet connectivity to computers and assistive technology equipment. It supports multiple devices simultaneously and offers customizable security settings to ensure stable and protected access. In assistive technology environments, reliable internet access enables communication devices, telehealth services, online learning, and remote work capabilities.

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A Wireless Doorbell Signaler is an alerting system that notifies users of visitors through visual flashing lights, vibration, or amplified sound rather than standard doorbell tones. It operates wirelessly for flexible installation and can integrate with other alerting systems. This device is particularly beneficial for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.  

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The Scanmarker Pro is a portable, pen-shaped scanning device that captures printed text and converts it into digital text in real time. By gliding the scanner across a line of text, users can instantly transfer content to a computer or mobile device via Bluetooth connection. It features text-to-speech capability, multi-language recognition, translation support, and compatibility with common word-processing software. This device is widely used by students, professionals, and individuals with dyslexia, visual impairments, or reading challenges. It supports note-taking, research, language learning, and increased reading efficiency in academic and workplace environments.  

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The Guided Hands Assistive Device is a mechanical writing support system designed for individuals with limited fine motor control, tremors, or upper-body mobility impairments. It stabilizes the user’s arm and guides hand movements along a fixed track to support controlled writing, drawing, or touchscreen interaction. The device features adjustable arm supports, a sliding carriage system, customizable height and angle settings, and compatibility with pens, styluses, or adaptive grips. It is commonly used in educational, therapeutic, and home settings to support handwriting practice, art activities, computer access, and skill development. The device promotes independence, fine motor skill strengthening, and participation in academic and creative tasks.  

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A TV Listening Device is a wireless audio system that transmits television sound directly to headphones or compatible hearing aids. It allows users to adjust volume independently without increasing the television’s speaker volume. This improves listening clarity for individuals with hearing loss while maintaining comfort for others in the room.  

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A Wireless Doorbell Signaler is an alerting system that notifies users of visitors through visual flashing lights, vibration, or amplified sound rather than standard doorbell tones. It operates wirelessly for flexible installation and can integrate with other alerting systems. This device is particularly beneficial for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.  

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The Walkmate Ultrasonic Mobility System is an assistive mobility aid that uses ultrasonic sensors to detect nearby obstacles and provide feedback to the user. Depending on the model, alerts may be delivered through sound or vibration. It enhances environmental awareness and safety for individuals with visual impairments by detecting objects that may not be easily identified with a traditional cane.  

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A Braille Label Maker is a portable embossing device that creates adhesive Braille labels for organizing and identifying items. It allows users to manually input characters, which are embossed onto durable tape. This device promotes independence by enabling individuals who are blind to label household items, office files, medication containers, and other personal belongings for easy identification.  

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The UbiDuo 3 is a portable, face-to-face communication device designed for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. It consists of two connected keyboards with dual displays that allow two users to type messages back and forth in real time. The device features a durable design, wireless connectivity, secure messaging, long battery life, and the ability to save or export conversations. It is commonly used in workplaces, healthcare settings, educational institutions, and customer service environments to facilitate clear, direct communication without the need for an interpreter. The UbiDuo 3 promotes accessibility, privacy, and independent interaction.  

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