Display Type

TM EyeWay uses eye-pointing to navigate computer usage. It offers a way for communication for users with various versions of SLA and related syndromes.

A small, portable communication device that uses text and symbol-based communication.

A series of communication apps that provide users with a way to practice common speech activities.

A pocket-sized, single-message device to support those with limited to no speech throughout their daily activities.

A series of communication apps based on phatic communication (feedback to the speaker).

A text-based text-to-speech communication app for the iPad. The user spells the messages using the onscreen keyboard. It offers 63 pre-stored core words and over 1200 phrases to enhance the communication rate.

A symbol-based AAC app which was specifically designed for children. It uses digitized (recorded) real children's voices and emphasizes language learning.

There are many different accessibility features that are built into mobile phones, as well as phones designed specifically for different disability groups. GARI provides the ability to find just the features you are looking for.  

A Windows-based program that provides dynamic pages for augmentative and alternative communication via pictures and text and can be used for everyday communication and as a therapeutic and educational tool.

A single-location communication and learning aid for persons with physical, visual, or cognitive impairments who require tangible objects or other site cues to initiate communication.