During the 2025 ATIA Conference, Dylan Makani showed us Glint, which is an AI-powered visual-support tool designed primarily for educators, special education teachers, SLPs, therapists, and families. Glint can help people with autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, communication disabilities, ADHD, learning disabilities, brain injuries, and others who benefit from visual supports, routines, and alternative communication. […]
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Monday Tech Tip: IntegraMouse AIR
During the 2026 ATIA Conference, Isabel Karlhuber, CEO, at IntegraTools showed us the IntegraMouse Air, which is a sip and puff device that allows you to have hands free control of your computer by lightly sipping or puffing into the mouthpiece to perform mouse clicks and other commands. Check it out here: Click here to […]
Monday Tech Tip: Luna Glasses
During the 2026 ATIA Conference, Thijs te Velde showed us the Luna Glasses, which are night-vision wearable glasses designed to help people who have difficulty seeing in low-light conditions. A camera built into the glasses captures the surrounding environment and enhances the image by increasing brightness, contrast, and color. The enhanced image is then displayed […]
Monday Tech Tip: Sensory Readable
During the 2026 ATIA Conference, Mary Wilcox from Sensory App House showed us Sensory Readable, which is a text-to-speech software designed to help users with reading impairments or visual stress process access web pages, documents, and PDFs across Windows and Mac platforms. Check it out here: Click here to learn more about Sensory Readable.
Monday Tech Tip: touchable
During the 2026 ATIA Conference, Veronica Quinn from touchable showed us touchable, which is a portable, pocket-sized tablet that displays print quality braille and tactile graphics. Check it out here: Click here to learn more about touchable.
Monday Tech Tip: RocketPen Reader
During the 2026 ATIA Conference, Michelle Power from Aventido showed us the RocketPen which is a reading assistive device for individuals with reading challenges such as dyslexia. Check it out here: Click here to learn more.