Language Representation

A communication and computer access software for Windows provides the tools needed to get talking.

Free white drawings on a black background presented as icons designed to offer structure and clarity to people with a mental disability.

A set of free scalable vector graphic images designed for communications use. They are well suited for adults using augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) software or devices or any online accessibility use.

This AAC system is designed for coaching parents and children with intellectual disabilities and can be downloaded from the internet.  

Searchable on-line database of icons and symbols

These are pictograms which can be used with children to help them develop their language, functional independence and social skills. Specially suitable for children suffering from Autism.

A directory of 3,600 illustrated and realistically-detailed symbols.

Create AAC overlays with the Imagine Symbol Library, integrated online search feature, and personal photos. 

A specially developed computer system for people who do not succeed in 'normal computing', such as children/adults with serious multiple disabilities. Acticomm has a touchscreen, is incorporated in a safe piece of furniture, and equipped with special software.

Face-to-face communication software.