The Crocodile Gait Trainer is a walking aid for children with special needs who need supplementary assistance with their daily walking. Kids can use the Crocodile as a basic posterior gait trainer for a child who needs minimal support. It’s specifically designed for children ages 18 months to teenage. The Crocodile is light, easy to […]
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AbleNet Universal Mounting Plate
The Universal Mounting Plate simplifies ordering by combining several mounting plates into one package. This assistive technology device is for people who use technology devices to be more independent. One mounting plate package will now accommodate a wide variety of AbleNet devices and alleviate the expense of ordering multiple plates. The Universal Mounting Plate can […]
TCL 200 Digital Alarm Clock with Wireless Vibrating Pad
The Amplicom TCL 200 alarm clock provides sleepers freedom from wires with the first amplified alarm clock to come with a wireless notification vibration pad. This assistive technology device is useful for people who may be Deaf or have hearing impairments. Hear the time and date in 5 selectable languages for those who have low […]
GoTalk 9+
Some people with disabilities can benefit from using augmentative communication devices. These are devices that allow people with Autism or other disabilities who need assistance communicating verbally. GoTalk 9+ is lightweight and rugged with a 45 message capacity and five recording levels, plus three “core messages” which stay the same on each level so you […]
Monday Tech Tip: Idea Paint
Wade Wingler, Director of Assistive Technology at the INDATA Project at Easter Seals Crossroads, explains how Idea Paint can be used as assistive technology.
Monday Tech Tip: Bard Mobile App
The Bard Mobile App is a book reader assistive technology for the Library of Congress.