HEARING related

Software that includes text, voice, and video options to enable users to share a story, celebrate a birthday, learn a language, hold a meeting, and work with colleagues. Use Skype on a phone, computer, or TV. It is available for mobile phones, desktops, tablets, web systems, Alexa, Kindle, and Xbox.

An adapter for a landline telephone that is not Bluetooth enabled. When installed and paired, it will transfer the call directly and wirelessly to an Oticon Streamer. The Streamer then transmits audio directly to the hearing aids so that the other person on the phone can be heard clearly.

A reading system with voiced suggestions to help choose commands. The device allows text to be saved after it has been read.  

The telephone transmitter converts phone call signals through the TAE plug into broadcast signals that are routed through the mains via cable radio on the device and can trigger a pager.

The LeseAs Junior is a compact built-in read-out scanner device with automatic text recognition. 

Loop Driver for meetings and classrooms, TV lounges and other smaller areas.

A free caption- and audio-description authoring tool for making multimedia accessible to persons with sensory disabilities. 

A collection of sign language gestural videos developed especially for the deaf and hard-of-hearing users. With this technology, gestures can be quickly looked up and clearly demonstrated.

A collection of free audio games on the web. The games have speech, sound, and graphics for players of all ages and abilities who are visually impaired or blind.

A Firefox extension that provides text-to-speech functionality using Microsoft Win32 Speech API (SAPI). With FoxyVoice users can do tuning of their browser and they can listen to the page being read or browse on one page and listen to another page being read for a higher degree of sensory overload.