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Products that match: Make alerts perceptible

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Operating System

Wireless home phone on dock features led screen and large font buttons, and comes with a smartwatch looking device.

MAXCOM Comfort MM715 SOS

The MAXCOM Comfort MM715 SOS is a phone with wireless, waterproof SOS wristband which enables automatic connection to predefined number in speakerphone mode.

A flower on a mobile phone camera screen with a button to take a photo below. The caption reads "Just Tap To Take A Picture."

TapTapSee

An app designed to help the blind and visually impaired identify objects they encounter in their everyday lives. Simply tap anywhere on the screen to take a picture. 

The full range of components in the kit, including a round smoke detector, a TTY with built-in keyboard, and other components.

Guest Room ADA Compliant Case (Various Models)

All-in-one kits featuring a variety of products needed to comply with ADA standards for hotel guests who are deaf or hard-of-hearing.

A computer model displaying a program with two alert messages that read "Lab Air System - Compressor Malfunction" and "First Floor, Elevator 18 Shaft, Smoke Detector." The messages are in high-contrast yellow font against a black background.

Responder

An automated monitoring system that provides a continuous watch on electronic equipment via speech output and is suitable for facilities employing blind and visually impaired workers.

Several different models of medication reminders. One is a smartphone app; another resembles a digital timer. Two models resemble standard pillboxes, but with LCD panels and various menu buttons.

Medication Reminder (Generic)

Allow individuals with cognitive or memory impairments to be alerted when it is time to take a medication dosage.

Screenshot of a photographed image at the top of a screen, with an "eye" graphic and the number 34 centered below it. Beneath that, the screen reads "Vibrate Mode is On," with a green toggle pointing to on above.

Boop Light Detector

iOS mobile app developed for blind and visually impaired users to detect levels of light and interpret this information with sound.

Screenshot of an iPhone displaying "Doorbell is Ringing" alert, with a large blue bell icon against a white background. Beneath, there is a blue button that reads "Confirm" in white font.

Braci

Sound alert app designed for use by individuals who are deaf, or hard of hearing. The app can detect a wide range of sounds, such as smoke alarms, doorbells, babies crying, car horns, and more.

A light green and mauve, tubular circle graphic, with the words "CloseBy Network" in black, green, and mauve font next to the graphic.

Closeby Network Eldercare System

Emergency alert system with monitoring service and home emergency monitoring system designed for use by individuals with disabilities or seniors who are at risk for medical emergencies.

A long, white electronic panel, with a small LCD display and various menu buttons.

Automatic Stove Shut Off

Stove safety sensor designed for use by individuals with cognitive or memory disabilities or Alzheimer's disease. The system includes a motion detector that automatically shuts off a stove is no motion is detected within a certain amount of time.

A medium-sized, white, and square device with a large built-in speaker face.

Universal Telephone Alert

Telephone signal indicator designed for use by individuals who are hard of hearing. This device alerts the user to incoming telephone calls through a variety of signaling options including horn, bell, chime, or vibrating chime.

A black alarm clock with a lisa receiver on top, two silver RF repeaters with black antennas, a silver portable receiver, a table-top blinking lamp, and an analog clock with a bright light attached to the right.

lisa Alert System (Various Models)

Alerting system available as wired or wireless devices that provide light and vibration signals and consist of at least one transmitter and one receiver.

Flow diagram showing a picture of a woman saying "hello HAL" with a blue line connecting her to an image of a desktop computer with a blue line that connects to a drawing of a house.

HAL (Various Editions)

A home control system that enables people with severe physical disabilities, spinal cord injury, and upper extremity disabilities to monitor and control all of the devices in their home by voice, the web or a variety of other interfaces.

A white, rectangular device with a round white socket at the top.

Enabler Alarm

A "Plug and Play" device that allows users to send out a warning signal using a control or switch that best suits the user's needs. A family member or caregiver will receive an acoustic warning signal when you activate the alarm.

A gray rectangular device with a push button in the middle and menu options for sensors at the top.

All in One (Various Models)

All in One notifies a person to help by first registering the alarm and then forwarding it to a pager or mobile phone. It can transmit alarms from all types of wired sensors and a selection of wireless transmitters, such as wrist transmitters and universal transmitters to a pager or mobile phone.