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Operating System

A black, rectangular handheld device with 14 braille cells and an 8-dot keyboard.

ElBraille

A portable braille computer designed for users who are blind or deaf-blind.

A small laser pointer fitted with a wearable head strap. Next to it is a communication device with a flat keyboard and a built-in kickstand.

Safe Laser System

A Bluetooth keyboard that is activated using InvoTek's eye-safe laser.

Regular black color coded keyboard, with letters, numbers and special characters on it. Other function key and numbers on the right side of the keyboard are marked.

The LessonBoard is a standard-size QWERTY, computer keyboard with a patented color-coded by finger layout to show correct finger placement, help reduce the chance of forming bad keyboarding habits, and improve precision and speed.

Various models of low-vision keyboards. All models resemble a standard keyboard, but the lettering is larger and bolder (the key size itself is roughly the same). Three of the four keyboards are black; one has yellow keys with black lettering; the other two have white keys with black lettering. The fourth model is dark blue with white keys and black lettering. None have numeric keypads, but they all have arrow navigation keys on the right-hand side.

Low Vision Keyboard (Generic)

Keyboards with high-contrast, large print keys that make typing more accessible for individuals with low vision.

Various models of children's computer keyboards. They resemble standard keyboards, but are bright and multi-colored, with different regions of keys color-coded.

Computer Keyboard for Children (Generic)

Large, color-coded keyboard that is durable and spill-resistant.

Five pronged device with buttons that fits in palm of hand, prongs correspond with 5 fingers.

dbGLOVE

A wearable device that digitizes several existing touch-based alphabets, such as Malossi and Braille, to enable blind and deaf-blind people to use all the features of a mobile device, to communicate with others, and to interact with the world.

Slim keyboard with nine key slide out number pad

Number Slide Compact Keyboard

The Number Slide's retractable number pad slides out when you need it and away when you are finished.

A black keypad with numbers and letters, about the size of a mobile phone.

RiVO (Remote Interface to VoiceOver)

An assistive technology product for the blind and visually impaired to use the smartphone more freely. Rivo connects to the smartphone and works as if it is the same smartphone with buttons.

Various models of ergonomic keyboards. Two are black; two are white. All models resemble a standard keyboard. The main difference is that the device has a mild "S-curve" with a place to rest your palm/wrist on the bottom edge. The key layout is also divided into different sections that follow the curved design, so that the user's hands do not have to rest close together, but can each work comfortably in their own "zone." One model features a small trackball built into the keyboard at the bottom.

Ergonomic Keyboards (Generic)

Aim to reduce muscle strain and fatigue by featuring alternative key layouts and curved designs, which allow the user to position their wrists and hands in a more natural position while typing.

Braille Screen Input

Braille Screen Input is a feature of iOS that allows a person to enter standard text via the touch screen of an iOS device.

Various models of compact computer keyboards. They are all nearly identical to standard keyboards, except that they are missing numeric keypads on the right-hand side, and the keys are more compactly arranged. One model has a card reader slot on the upper right-hand corner. two are solid black. One model is black keys with light silver top and bottom borders. one is medium silver with light silver keys.

Compact Keyboard (Generic)

Mini keyboards—usually without a numeric keypad.

Finger guide overlaid on a small, white keyboard.

Finger Guide Keyboard 78 Keys

Small and practical finger guide keyboard that features a BLUESTORK keyboard with 78 keys and connects wirelessly anywhere via Bluetooth.

Finger guide overlaid on a large, wired keyboard with keypad.

Finger Guide Keyboard 110 Keys

Finger Guide Keyboard 110 Keys is a USB keyboard with finger guide that features a Bluestork BS-KB-MEDIUM / F keyboard with 110 keys and connects to all Windows computers without any installation.

Various models of keyboards with built-in trackpads. Three models resemble a standard keyboard, but include medium-to-large sized trackpads embedded on the right-hand side. The fourth model is smaller, with angled corners rather than rectangular corners. Its keys are smaller than standard, and its small, built-in trackpad is on the upper left-hand side. It has two built-in red "legs" for standing up the device. One model is white; the other three are black.

Keyboard with Trackpad (Generic)

May offer greater accessibility for individuals with short upper limbs or limited reach.

Actilino

A compact note-taker for blind users. It includes16-piezo ceramic Braille cells and a silent Braille keyboard and displays information in Braille for tactile reading.

A gray Braille device with 8 black Braille input keys: 4 on the left and 4 on the right, and Braille cells below.

BRAILLEX Live (Various Models)

Braille devices that respond individually to the daily routine of a blind user and offer a tool for everyone in connection with a smartphone and/or notebook.

Click4all

Click4all is a keyboard Programmable for PC, Tablet and Smartphone.

VarioUltra (Various Models)

VarioUltra is a braille display that supports multiple simultaneous connections to your computer and mobile devices via 1 USB and 4 channels of Bluetooth.

Various models of ergonomic split keyboards. These keyboards resemble standard models, except that they are split down the middle into two separate modules. Two models feature the modules connected close together but angled upwards and outwards. One device has the two modules connected, so that the device is essentially a standard keyboard. The fourth device has its two components separated wider apart. Three keyboards are black; the fourth is solid white. All devices have keys in contrasting colors.

Split Keyboard (Generic)

A type of adjustable keyboard that allows users to customize the width, height, and angle of the keyboard.

Three variations of keyboards, one with number pad on right, one with number pad on left, and third with keys laid out similar to natural finger position on keyboard and number pad on right.

Modular Evolution

Computer keyboard system that features a Braille display, a Braille input keyboard, a standard keyboard that can be clipped onto the Braille display, and a numeric keypad.

Circular control unit with five buttons along the top curve and one center dial.

Shuttle Xpress

A compact multimedia controller that gives the user programmability and ergonomic control over multimedia applications. It features five programmable buttons, a jog dial, and a Shuttle wheel.

Various models of illuminated keyboards. The devices are the same as standard keyboards, but with backlit keys. Some versions feature multi-colored backlighting (rainbow colors throughout the keyboard or else different colors in different sections), while others feature standard white backlighting. One model is much brighter than the others. Two of the models feature built-in wrist support bars on the bottom edge.

Illuminated Computer Keyboard (Generic)

Features strong backlighting that allows users to more easily see and work.

Various models of gaming keyboards. A typical gaming keyboard resembles a standard keyboard, but with additional keys, multi-colored backlighting (rainbow or a three-color design), and sometimes a built-in palm rest. Three of these models are one-handed designs. These devices resemble large keypads, similar to a credit card machine at a shop. All of the one-handed models include a palm rest on the bottom edge.

Gaming Computer Keyboard (Generic)

Highly customizable keyboard that features programmable hot key and macro key shortcuts, more extensive media controls for a computer, and an ergonomic design.

Various models of medical keyboards. Most models resemble standard keyboards. One model features a fingerprint scanner (resembles a barcode scanner) on the top left corner. Another includes a black built-in touchpad on the bottom right corner, near the arrow keys. One of the models is a mini medical keyboard and is shorter in length than a standard size. This model also features a built-in palm rest on the bottom edge. Two models are white; one is medium grey; and the fourth is black.

Medical Computer Keyboard (Generic)

Fully sealed keyboards that do not entrap bacteria or germs. They are fully washable and can be submerged in medical-grade anti-bacterial wash without getting damaged.

Various models of flexible keyboards. They resemble standard keyboards in layout, but they look as thin as an iPhone and are soft, rubbery mats, instead of standard, rigid keyboards. One model is black; another is light grey with black keys; a third model is light grey with light pink keys and is folded in half; the fourth model is light grey with light blue keys and is rolled into a tube for storage.

Flexible Computer Keyboard (Generic)

Soft silicone keyboards that can rolled, twisted, folded, or washed.

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