I have been driving independently off and on for the past 7 years. In order to drive independently, I require high-tech hand controls for steering, accelerating, and braking. One of the lower tech items that helps me tremendously is the LooPo Seat Belt Tension Adjuster. LooPo easily attaches to the top third of the seat […]
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Monday Tech Tip: Are your apps accessible with new iOS 11 update?
Belva Smith, Assistive Technology Specialist, at Easterseals Crossroads shows us how to verify if apps are compatible with the new iOS 11 Apple update. Check it out here:
Nokia Steel HR
There are so many wearables on the market that it can be hard to sort through them all. A couple weeks ago, I wrote about three activity trackers that encourage people to be more physically active. A majority of these fitness trackers feature a sporty design. The Nokia Steel is a sleek tracker you can […]
3 GPS Smartwatches for Children
Smartwatches are an ideal solution if you’re not ready to give your child a smartphone, but want to stay connected with them. There are so many smartwatches designed specifically for children that feature GPS tracking and so much more. Keep on reading to learn which wearable may work best for you and your child’s needs. […]
Jordy by Enhanced Vision
Jim Fortman, President at Vision Aid Systems, Inc. shows us the Jordy, which is a wearable low vision device to enhance near and far vision. Check it out here:
TFH Cozy Cave
Visual stimulation is a great way to get children with autism, ADHD, and more to relax. Ultraviolet illumination is one source of this stimulation that allows viewers to experience color and light in a unique way. The Cozy Cave is a pop-up structure that blocks any external light making it a great way to view […]