Last year, I wrote about the Logan ProxTalker from Logan Tech. If you’re unfamiliar with the ProxTalker, it is an adaptable alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) device. Another available product from the company is the Logan ProxPAD.
According to its description, the Logan ProxPAD is:
“A single location communication and learning aid for persons with physical, visual, or cognitive impairments and require tangible objects or other site cues to initiate communication.”
It uses RFID (radio frequency identification) and gives a voice output and responds to touch or proximity frequency. The Touch mode requires your hand or sound tag to make contact with the blue surface of the ProxPAD, while the Proximity mode allows you to swipe the sound card about the surface making it ideal for persons with limited mobility.
Logan ProxPAD Overview:
- Touch or swipe mode of action
- A large target area for object or picture stimulus for message retrieval
- Easy to generate tags to match physical and visual abilities
- Use in the classroom or mount on the wall for school environment use
- Built-in microphone
- A sound tag can store up to 8 seconds of recording
- 1GB memory, (30,000 sound tags/1,000 minutes)
- Uses 4 AAA batteries
Standard package includes:
- ProxPAD
- 50 large blank tags
- Programming tag set
- Power adapter
- Peel and stick label sheets
- Label laminate sticker sheets
- 2-year warranty
Visit Logan Tech’s website to learn more!
