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Replaces Visual Content with Audible or Tactile Equivalent

A laptop with the keyboard being used. On the screen is an algebraic equation written in an extremely large font.

An application that can display captured text in several adjustable modes that are customizable for visually impaired users. It can be used on a PC / laptop with a Microsoft Windows operating system.  

Menu options such as sendbox, address book, inbox, trash, and settings.

An email program that's easy to set up and use. It allows users to read messages by vocal synthesis and voice record outgoing messages, and it presents contacts by photos.

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. 

FREEDOM SCIENTIFIC - OMNIREADER

A portable scanning and reading device that reads printed text by pressing a single button. Users can follow the magnified text in high-contrast colors on the built-in screen, or simply listen as the omniReader reads text out loud.

The back and left flank of a bright blue rectangular device. There are controls on the side: a switch, volume control dial, a recording button, headphone jack and the connector for the charging cable. There is also a carrying loop strap attached.

A product recognition device with voice output for Visually impaired individuals.

A treble clef music symbol with an "at" sign placed inside the bottom loop.

A voice recognition software that includes 6 modules suitable for the blind, the visually impaired, and those with motor impairments and language disorders.

Two yellow text boxes, one containing the initial phrase entered and one showing the corrected phrase.

A tool for those who wish to use speech to write text. There is also a mobile version on a USB key.

A handheld scanning device being held up to the spine of a book.

With DL Tag It, blind people can search for and identify objects. The system for marking objects is based on RFID technology (Radio Frequency Identification) and identifies objects that are equipped with RFID chips or tags or transponders.

A lowercase red 'e' in the middle of a circle.

A voice playback software that vocalizes data contained in barcodes and includes a free online service.

The BRAILLEX EL 80C as a rectangular device with braille modules.

Braille display to enable blind people to operate computers and to use them to handle information and communication technology in the workplace.