None - Doesn't use software

A puzzle activity designed to promote visual-spatial development for very young and special needs children.

An ability switch with a silent click and soft edges. It comes in six different colors, and in diameters of either 30 and 50 mm.

A switch activated by pushing it slightly to the side. Requires little pressure.

Features 1.7 x 0.5-in/4.5 x 1.3-cm of activation surface and requires 0.4-oz/10-g of force. Provides auditory click and tactile feedback.

A Programmable IR transmitter that can be used with up to six different 0/1 contacts. Big Jack is suitable for anyone who needs big and clear contacts.

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. 

MEMOplanner is a time and planning tool intended to hang on a wall or placed on a table. It displays the day, time of day, and what activities users have booked during the day, week, and month. 

Programmable IR transmitter controls that replace regular remote controls for TVs, DVDs, and stereos. They include easy-to-press buttons suitable for people with motor or cognitive disabilities. 

An aid for persons with cognitive dysfunction. An electronic hourglass which, with luminous dots, shows how much time is left for a defined time interval.

A tool that suits all age groups and makes it easier to understand time, e.g., how long an activity takes or when an activity should start.