The Comet quartz timepiece by Alexandravision was developed for people who are Blind or visually impaired. It’s an assistive technology that can be used without having to see the watch face. It features an an oval shape. The Comet pendant is shell-shaped with a rounded bottom which helps orient the device in your hands. The […]
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Boost Personal Video Magnifier
Boost™ Personal Video Magnifier is a reading support tool for people with impaired vision. This personal assistive technology device is a video magnifier that features a durable design and user-friendly interface. It has only three buttons to make it easy to use. The technology is suitable for use in the classroom and home. The Boost Personal […]
IntelliKeys USB
IntelliKeys USB is an intelligent, programmable keyboard that provides access to the computer for people who have difficulty using a mouse or standard keyboard. It enables users with physical, visual, or cognitive disabilities to easily type, enter numbers, navigate on-screen displays, and execute menu commands. This assistive technology device is a versatile enlarged keyboard that […]
Monday Tech Tip: Part 1 of Web Accessibility Tips from the INDATA Project
Wade Winger, Director of Assistive Technology at the INDATA Project, explains why accessibility is important when building a website.
Dragon NaturallySpeaking
Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Premium speech recognition software lets you control your digital world by voice — three times faster than typing. This assistive technology device is useful for people who may have physical disabilities that prevents them from reading written text. It’s also useful for people who are Blind or have low vision. This […]
Monday Tech Tip: Using Your Face as a Switch with iOS7
The INDATA Project’s Brian Norton explains how the new Apple iOS7 allows people to use head movements as a switch. This is useful for people who may be unable to use the touch interface of an Apple product.