Allows Input by Physical Keyboard

ABP muscular dystrophic keyboards are mini keyboards that have been specially developed for people with advanced muscle diseases and correspondingly limited range of movement (muscular dystrophy, thalidomide damage, etc.).

Mini-keyboard that allows people with muscle weakness or paralysis to do computer work.

EasyLink 12 Touch provides Braille access on touchscreen devices such as the iPhone, iPad or iPod. 

The Tash alternative keyboards plug directly into your computer, with no special interface is required.

ABP GFT Classic are large-field keyboards. The keys Ctrl, Alt, AltGr, Shift and Windows are equipped with a hold function, which allows complete operation with one hand (or foot, etc.). In addition, 50 keys are freely programmable to facilitate repetitive operations.

A device that allows users to create and modify overlays using simple tools, which supports learning for motion and cognitive disability students and also has customizable features to meet their needs.

Software with buttons of macros to automate complex control systems, but also simple jobs like inserting text passages into Word and EMails, filling out (internet-) forms with recurring phrases, etc.

LOMAK (light operated mouse and keyboard).

An accessible Java-based Instant Messaging and Whiteboard tool.

Multifunctional, fully programmable modular keyboard with 12x8 Matrix Key layout keyboard module for professional commercial use, e.g. in Point-of-Service (POS).