Jasmine Dahlberg at Camino Care shows us the Bike Around, which allows a user to use a stationary bike with an indoor dome and uses Google Street View to allow a user to explore anywhere in the world. This can provide a individual with cognitive or physical impairments an interactive experience with places they may […]
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Monday Tech Tip: Right-Hear app
Idan Meir, CEO, at Right-Hear shows us the Right-Hear app that allows people who are blind or visually impaired to navigate in public spaces by getting audio cues about the environment around them. Check it out here: Click here for more information about Right-Hear.
Monday Tech Tip: NeuroNode by Control Bionics
Emily Boland, Marketing & Customer Relationship Manager, at Control Bionics show us the NeuroNode which is the world’s first wireless wearable EMG assistive communication device. Check it out here: Click here for more information on NeuroNode.
Monday Tech Tip: Augmentative Communication apps from AssistiveWare
David Niemeijer, CEO, at AssistiveWare shows us a few of their augmentative communication apps. Check it out here: Click here for more information about AssistiveWare and their products.
Monday Tech Tip: MindView Mind Mapping Software
Brandon Conrad, Software Sales Rep, at MatchWare, Inc. shows us MindView which is a mind mapping software that allows you to visually brainstorm, organize, and present ideas. Check it out here: Click here for additional information on MindView.
Monday Tech Tip: Vizzle
Bob Gephart, CEO, at Monarch Teaching Technologies shows us Vizzle. Vizzle is a visual learning software for children with autism. Check it out here: Click here for additional information on Vizzle.