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Replaces Visual Content with Audible or Tactile Equivalent

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A collection of accessibility apps that enable the use of Android devices eyes-free or with a switch device.

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An Android app that uses computer vision to assist people who are blind or have low vision in gaining information about their surroundings. Lookout uses the camera and sensors on a user's device to recognize objects and text and then provides spoken feedback, earcons, and other signals to inform users about what it sees.

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A text file reading system controlled by the keyboard and its interface, as the program responds to users through spoken messages. It is suitable for blind and visually impaired users.

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A program designed to have an automated system convert text files to mp3 to play on an mp3 player. Designed for people with visual difficulties to have an easy system to convert a book or document text to voice. 

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A program that reproduces a sound when clicking the mouse. It can help students with many visual and cognitive problems so that they become aware of when they touch the touchscreen.

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A comprehensive tool for producing, sharing, and translating braille.

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A voice/typewriter device that helps users communicate and control surroundings.

A bright green software box with the words "PharmaBraille" at the top in black font and white circle graphics meant to represent Braille dots below.

Braille translation program designed to produce braille medication labels for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision.

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A voiced version of MathPad (includes MathPad). Allows a student to do basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Has a method of checking answers, and MathPad will read back.

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A free standalone application that allows amateur audio describers to create and edit audio descriptions for blind audiences.