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Products that match: Multi-Button Device

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Screenshot of an iOS menu featuring options to "take a picture" or choose a photo from the "photo gallery." There are various menu buttons, including one that reads "record sound." At the bottom of the screen, there are "cancel" and "save" buttons.

My Words App

A voice-output communication app for iOS designed for use by children with communication, cognitive, developmental, learning or speech disabilities, or autism.

Large vertical rectangular diagram with hand in white on right side pointing to images on the left side with a ray of light spreading out from the index finger over the images.

Pictocom SE

A direct selection communications program designed for use by individuals who are non-verbal.

Screenshot of Image Selector menu and slide projector image is shown on left with other image selection options on the right.

PictoPrint

A symbolic language picture program designed for use by individuals with cognitive, communication, or speech disabilities.

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.

Picture It

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.

Rounded yellow square with Communication written across the top, four images of communication in the middle, and app name along the bottom.

Scan To Pictures

A visual symbol training system, a symbolic direct selection communicator program, and a communicator training program designed for use by teachers or parents working with children who have cognitive, communication, or speech disabilities or autism.

 

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Scene Speak

A  communication tool for those with autism, aphasia, apraxia, developmental disabilities or anyone wanting to enhance receptive language or visual memory. 

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That's How I Feel

An app designed to help non-verbal children and adults express their feelings using Smarty Symbols. 

Large round blue square with a black outline of a side view of a person's face on the left. The person is speaking and pointing at a display, and sound waves are emanating outward from it.

Verbal Victor

An assistive communication app for people and children with emerging communication needs and developmental delays.

A black rectangular device with 16 message icons with text above such as "brush teeth" and "brother," and a handle on the top.

Smart/Chat

A multi-level communication device that reads overlays by detecting the hole pattern that is punched in the overlay.

A black rectangular device with 32 message icons with text above such as "brush hair" and "cold," and a handle on the top.

Smart/Speak

A multi-level communication device that can read what overlay is in the device by detecting the hole pattern that is punched on the overlay. It includes 32 messages per level.

Word selection screen on a white tablet with a handle displaying a 6x10 communications grid.

TouchChat Express

A communications device for individuals who have difficulty using their natural voice that combines the TouchChat app with an Apple iPad or iPad mini and the ChatWrap case.

A screenshot of the Settings menu written in a royal blue header. Select languages for speech to text is the first selection; select STT Engine is the second, and Select delay between STT start and stop is the third.

Speech2RTT Communicator

An Android communication application (app) that enables individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing or have a speech disability to communicate with others. 

A mobile phone-sized tablet attached to a band that is wrapped around a wrist. The screen features menu options features words and phrases such as good morning, goodbye, and good night.

SpeechWatch

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 blue pen-shaped device with a power button and menu options down the side.

Anybook Audio Pen

A speech device in pen form, with which users can set words, book pages, pictures, songs, task lists, work stations or objects.

The bottom half of a tablet that is mounted on a tabletop stand with a wide but slim rectangular eye-tracking device attached to its bottom edge. The tracking device has a small green light in its center. The tablet has a USB cord plugged into it. 

HELPICARE - HELPIEYEKIDS

An ocular pointing device and tablet with high-quality vocal synthesis with a boy and girl voice. This eye control system for using a computer is designed for the developmental age. In case of particular ocular problems (ptosis, nystagmus, miosis/mydriasis, and strabismus) Helpieye Kids is equipped with the Eyegaze System monocular system with filters dedicated to the aforementioned problems.

A young lady is sitting in an armchair wearing a headband-type device with an arm extending out from the ear toward the mouth. A small rectangular corded device with 2 green lights is next to her on the chair's arm.

EyeControl

A wearable personal communication device that gives a voice to locked-in patients by using audio feedback and eye gestures. It is a standalone portable device without the need for a screen.