Communication Devices

An app that enables real-time communication with symbol speakers through symbol systems and is intuitive and easy to use.

An app that allows a person living with a verbal disability to communicate by translating pictures into text messages which are then sent to a family member or caregiver's phone or tablet. 

A device that allows those who speak different languages or have different communication abilities to instantly and effectively communicate in real-time in over 120 languages and dialects. 

A wearable personal communication device that gives a voice to locked-in patients by using audio feedback and eye gestures. It is a standalone portable device without the need for a screen.

An app directed at people unable to communicate fluently orally or through writing with health professionals, family, or any other person. HelpTalk allows users to create sets of actions that represent their needs in terms of communication, with the actions most suited for each disability/user. 

A cross-platform voice messenger that allows users to instantly talk with friends and family. Use HeyTell as a walkie talkie, intercom, or instant voice messaging system to send quick voice messages to friends and family with iPhones or iPods.

A symbol-based communication app, powered by a prediction technology. SwiftKey Symbols learns from users to predict the symbol they’re most likely to want next, saving time and helping them to communicate faster and more easily.

A system that allows users to participate in conferences on the Internet. Users can chat using voice over IP and listen to streaming media files.

A Twitter client for Android and iOS. It has an extensive feature list including lists, push, and geolocation. 

A text-to-speech communication software accessible in mouse and keyboard mode.