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Provides Alternative Keyboard Layout

A white double-decker keyboard with a full QWERTY on top and a Braille keyboard below it. There are 2 keys on either side of the touch keys and 2 keys on either side of the center on the front edge.

A Portable 40 cell Braille Pin Display as well as a computer with a full keyboard that can run Microsoft Windows 10. It can function both as Braille input keys or as a computer with Braille display that is compatible with several screen reading software programs.

Logo featuring an icon of a bear with sunglasses and headphones with the company name below.

An organizer with voice output and a Braille input keyboard. The device has 16 Braille modules and cursor routing keys as well as a comfortable editor for text entry. 

A blue rectangular device with six staggered gray oval keys on the top line and a long oblong key on the bottom line with two round keys on either side.

A portable physical keyboard designed for users with no vision to facilitate writing Braille on mobile devices which are equipped only with a virtual on-screen keyboard.

Clavier alternatif or Alternative keyboard as an oval keyboard with straps hovering over a traditional keyboard. The alternative is white with large colorful buttons of blue, red, yellow, and green. The buttons are square, red, diamond, star or arrows.

A universal interface that allows children, adolescents, and adults with intellectual disabilities to access the computer in a very simple and natural way. It includes four large keys, which allow access to very simple activities such as stimulation, cause and effect, spatialization and memorization.

Software name and logo on top with a screenshot of the program's menu in the middle and a round cut out in the lower right featuring a picture of a boy holding a pencil and reading a book.

A symbolic language picture creation program designed for use by individuals with communication disabilities that enables them to create a wide range of picture supported documents.

Medium-sized blue and white device resembling the shape of a keyboard or Braille notetaker, with various black keys.

Braille keyboard designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision.

An illustration of a hand on top of a purple diamond shape and the IntelliTools brand name across the top left side.

Sets of programs and/or hardware designed to make Macintosh computers accessible to individuals with physical, cognitive, or visual disabilities.

A silver Braille keyboard with black keys placed on top of a wooden surface next to a pair of blue headphones.

Braille keyboard designed for use by persons who are blind or have low vision. It connects to the keyboard port of a personal computer and requires no resident software on the computer, which allows this keyboard to work with any operating system.

Shown is what's included: large printout of United States map, folded atop the box, with states in different colors, a green plastic pouch on the lower left and a special pen and cord sitting on the map.

A multi-sensory map of the United States for people who are visually impaired featuring a talking tactile pen, which serves as a "tour guide" that gives the user information about each location visited on the map via multiple layers of audio recordings.

A medium-sized, black device resembling a Braille notetaker with a hinged cover that folds down. There is an LCD display panel at the top, and underneath it, there is a QWERTY keyboard and various menu buttons.

Electronic, voice-output dictionary designed to enhance language and vocabulary skills for sixth grade or older students with cognitive disability or speech impairment, or who are blind or have low vision.