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Replaces Visual Content with Audible or Tactile Equivalent

Long, yellow, rectangular picture of a keyboard with a light shining on it.

A family of devices that is useful to individuals with limited or no vision and consists of a scanner, control unit, text recognition software, blind-friendly user guidance, and fully synthetic speech output by means of synthetic voices and/or a Braille display.

Three devices including a screenreader, scanner, and keypad for input.

A screen reader for the German language with voice output, automatic text recognition, and a reading system with a scanner. 

WeMedia text on black capital letters on a white background.

A browser with large buttons and keystroke commands for easy navigation, it 'speaks' the text the user selects within the browser.

ELeX Speak&Win Logo with black capital letters EL and two letters of the Greek alphabet. The letters are followed by 2 pink and a blue squiggly ribbon of vertical color.

A text-to-speech synthesizer that is available in multiple languages and voices. 

Web Speech text on a white background.

The Web and E-Mail Reader WebSpeech enables blind and visually impaired people to access the Internet through the display of the screen contents via a speech synthesizer or a braille display.

Product logo for Blind Audio Tactile Mapping System featuring B-A-T-S in large black letters with  Blind Audio Tactile Mapping System written below it. Also to the right is a radar-type measurement featuring 2-axis drawn segments with a black silhouette form in the target.

An ongoing project aimed at providing people without sight the same rich information and spatial awareness that sighted people get from exploring maps.

Desktop background with Blindows header.

BLINDOWS is a multilingual screenreading software with magnification that enables blind and visually impaired users to access a PC via a voice output or a Braille display. 

A table-top device with the shape and size of a standard scanner with speakers on the front face and knob control. An accompanying flat remote is also pictured. 

A text reading system for printed documents.

Hands operating the Braille keyboard device beneath a tablet computer screen

EasyLink 12 Touch provides Braille access on touchscreen devices such as the iPhone, iPad or iPod. 

Android phone with the main menu of the Mobile Accessibility app.

Voice software for Android phones that allows people who are blind and visually impaired access to functions of mobile phones by sending screenshots via voice output.