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 […]

Clarity AlertMaster Visual Alert System

Stay connected with others as the AlertMaster™ AL10™ system visually alerts you of visitors to your home, telephone calls, activity of babies and young children, and alarm clock functions. This wireless alert system is an ideal solution for those with moderate to severe hearing loss. It’s easy to use and easy to see. Large, brightly […]

Interpretype Deaf Communication

Interpretype®, also known as an ITY™, is an interactive communication system that provides a means of communicating without using speech. Simply type messages back and forth with individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or non-verbal for a user-freindly, deaf-friendly alternative to sign language. Interpretype consists of a pre-programmed laptop style computer device which has […]

Braillephone

The Braillephone is a portable braille telephone device designed for people who are Deaf Blind. This device can be used like a telephone or for face-to-face communication between a person who is Deaf Blind and another person using a telecommunications device for the Deaf (TDD) or deaf relay service. It’s designed to enable those who […]

Pocket Sign Language Translator

This assistive technology device can be used for people who may be new to using American Sign Language. The Pocket Sign Language Translator is a device that translates text into video that demonstrates what the sign is. It’s a handheld video translator for people who are interested in learning Sign Language or improving their signing vocabulary. […]

iPad App to Teach Children ASL

The Science of Learning Center on Visual Language and Visual Learning at Gallaudet University created a series of iPad storybook apps for deaf children. The series is designed to help children with difficulty hearing learn how to read American Sign Language and English. The first book in the series of three is called The Baobab. It’s about a curious […]