Brian Norton, Director or Assistive Technology, at Easterseals Crossroads shows us Quadtools reachers and tools that are designed to help individuals with limited hand dexterity pick up things and/or cut things. Check it out here: Click here to learn more about Quadtools.
Posts with the Brian Norton tag
Neo Smartpen RECO
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve written about different Neo smartpens. In addition to a variety of smartpens, Neo also offers the Neo Smartpen RECO, which is the “world’s first intuitive voice recorder.” Further, Neo Smartpen RECO is the voice recorder that keeps track of notes written on paper. The Neo Smartpen RECO allows […]
Neo Smartpen N2
Last week I wrote about the Neo Smartpen M1, which is the “lightest, smartest smartpen.” Another available smartpen option from the same company is the Neo Smartpen N2. The N2 delivers a “comfortable and seamless writing experience” with its ergonomic design. Just like other Neo Smartpens, the N2 is designed to write like a traditional […]
Monday Tech Tip: Mouth Sticks & Head Pointer for Computer Access
Brian Norton, Director of Assistive Technology, at Easterseals Crossroads show us mouth sticks and a head pointer, which can enable people with limited strength and dexterity to access a computer. Check it out here:
Eazense Fall Detection System
Looking for a fall detection system for you or a loved one? Eazense is a passive, real-time fall detection system that utilizes “new, unique” radar sensor technology with artificial intelligence. Unlike most other fall detection systems, Eazense doesn’t require the user to wear a wearable. In addition to sensing falls, the system can also monitor […]
Nordic Gonge Riverstones
Jumping from stone to stone on the rocky shore of a rushing river is not only exciting, it also encourages gross motor skills, coordination, balance, and more. The Nordic Gonge Riverstones from Fat Brain Toys takes this concept, removes all the danger while bringing out “tons of fun and education!” Here’s more from their website: […]