People who are blind can use iPhones as assistive technology. A new accessory can turn iPhones into a map for the blind. Relying on headphones may cause the user to miss auditory clues in the world around them. For example, if you’re wearing headphones, you may miss the car horn honking as you cross the […]
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Monday Tech Tip:Virtual On Line Training (VOLT) at Easter Seals Crossroads
Wade Wingler, Director of Assistive Technology and Brian Norton, Manager of Clinical Assistive Technology at Easter Seals Crossroads discuss the new Virtual On Line Training (VOLT) program. Having trouble viewing the video-click here.
Adaptive DVD Player
People who have limited mobility in their arms and hands may have difficulty operating a traditional DVD player. Enabling Devices has a Adaptive DVD Player for people to use with ease. This device has two function keys. This portable, Adaptive DVD player allows the user to select pause and play to control DVDs and CDs. This assistive […]
Mobile Music Touch
Georgia Tech’s Center for Music Technology has developed a piece of assistive technology that integrates music and therapy. This device helps people with limited or no feeling in their hands. The Mobile Music Touch (MMT) system is designed to provide an engaging hand rehabilitation aid through music. MMT consists of: a wireless tactile glove with a vibration motor for each finger a […]
VictorReader Stream Daisy MP3 Player
For people who are Blind or visually impaired, reading books may be more time consuming. Using a book reader allows people to have access to their favorite book and have a personal library in the palm of their hand wherever they go. The VictorReader Stream Daisy MP3 Player lets people read multi-chapter books, like manuals, […]
Monday Tech Tip: SmartLux CCTV by Eschenbach
Carol Girt, Equipment Specialist at INDATA Project at Easter Seals Crossroads, shows us the SmartLux CCTV by Eschenbach Having trouble viewing the video-click here.