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Operability of Controls/Connections

A person talking on a mobile phone with a laptop containing text from the call on the screen.

Service that works with any telephone (landline, office phone, cordless phone, mobile phone) and a computer. Sprint WebCapTel is meant to be used anywhere within the U.S. 

A computer's screen that is labeled in the middle of the footer line as Home. It has the time in the top right, then a 5x2 grid of icons and a red button labeled "exit to Eyegaze" on the bottom left and a green button labeled "pause" on the bottom right. The icons are for accessing the features: chat, internet, computer, remote control, alarm, phone, text, email inbox, and a red arrow right.

Software for accessing environmental controls and computer functionality and AAC through the use of eye gazing or tracking. 

A young lady is sitting in an armchair wearing a headband-type device with an arm extending out from the ear toward the mouth. A small rectangular corded device with 2 green lights is next to her on the chair's arm.

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.

Alternate devices Outrigger.

An alternative input device for controlling a computer, smartphone, or tablet. It provides a means to operate almost any application using the feet and can be customized to streamline interaction with a wide variety of applications.

Four devices: the AutonoME ECU/SGD tablet which is a display on a stand with a 2x4 grid of icons for dialog, phone, computer, call, sound, settings, etc. Next is an all in one mic/sip and puff system with tubing and a mounting clamp. Below is a floor stand with a roller and an overhanging arm. Last is the autonoMe command center: a rectangular white device with a plug-in port and 2 LED indicator lights on the front edge.

Environmental control units (ECUs) designed to help the client achieve maximum independence and quality of life by giving the ability to control the environment, the Computer, and full augmentative communication (AAC).

A screenshot of a computer screen that has two graphs of sound waves. There are menu buttons at the top and the usual play, record, fast forward buttons at the bottom.

Audio editing software to export and/or convert songs into mp3 format, designed for use by the visually impaired.

Menu options with onscreen keyboard.

Software for situations in which only one or two fingers can be moved. Only the macOS switch control (Next, Select) is used with freely definable physical switches.

A ruler, a protractor, a compass, and a pencil with the company name above.

Software that was developed for students with motor or praxis deficits. The pupil can trace and measure using a mouse.

A thin rectangular rubber mat type device with a large cruciform on the left with a blue led, a red numeric display and a 5x2 layout of white backlit cruciforms.

A USB/MIDI foot controller for hardware and software for those who do not use conventional keyboards, like foot-users and is designed for music performers.

A rectangular-shaped device in portrait orientation with an optical arm extending over a paper. The base of the device has large buttons on it. Next to it is a remote with a cord and large buttons at each corner and a large wheel on its top middle.

A portable reading machine that has voice playback easily for users with low vision or blindness by pushing one button. A remote / console and a 13" screen that allows enlarged reading can both be purchased separately to make access even easier.