Operability of Controls/Connections

Speech Tablets are AAC devices within a tablet that contains a speech app and includes a carrying case.

A wearable mic and speaker that replaces Bluetooth headsets, earbuds, headphones, and other portable Bluetooth speakers.

An AAC/speech “device” that is worn on the wrist. It is suitable for children and adults with autism, aphasia (stroke), Parkinson’s, or any condition that affects their ability to communicate with friends and family.

A transparent keyboard that goes over an iPads touch screen keyboard to allow users who require feedback when they type, including individuals who are blind or have low vision. 

A laser precision technology that enables the user to aim and point at unreachable distances for easy and hazard-free measurement.

A 40-character ergonomically designed Braille keyboard.

A device that enables the wheelchair user to control their iPad, iPod or iPhone using any R-net Input device. The iDevice Module enables control of the functions of an iDevice using the built-in Accessibility options of Switch Control or VoiceOver.

An embedded Jog & Shuttle control with programmable keys and addressable backlighting. Suitable for timeline navigation and editing control.

Rugged industrial buttons to trigger any action on a computer. The buttons contain dust and water-resistant enclosure and relegendable buttons with clear protective caps and tactile feel switches.

Commercial grade footswitches with a front-hinged design that allows a user's foot to rest on the pedal without activating it.