None - Doesn't use software

Braille embossers for light to heavy, to publishing quality braille production. 

A replacement for a normal PC mouse/keyboard/joystick that is available as a do-it-yourself construction kit. Instead of moving the mouse device with a hand and clicking with the fingers, it can be controlled by applying very low forces to the mouthpiece (joystick) with the user's lips, fingers or other body parts. 

A compact, high-speed braille production embosser that can print high-resolution tactile graphics.

Automatic timer and home automation system for lights and appliances.

Digital talking book player program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This software can be used to play digital talking books that meet the international DAISY standards, including those distributed by Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic (RFB&D).

Designed to train persons to use telecommunication devices for the deaf (TDDs or text telephones).

A cassette-to-MP3 audio file converter.

TTY text telephone for individuals with hearing impairments.

Dedicated device offering an e-book and audiobook version of the King James Bible, allowing users to read the text electronically, listen to it read aloud, or use both simultaneously.

The Portset Reader is a text reader in a compact table model for any visually impaired person. A page size up to A4 (28 x 20 cm) with a font as fine as 8-point can be read.