Software aimed at users who can and want to work independently with text and computer, and also have sufficient (head) coordination skills to control the mouse pointer.
A USB trackball that positions the mouse by using gross motor movements of the hand, arm, or foot; fine motor skills need not be used. Once the mouse cursor is positioned, two over-sized buttons are available for left and right-clicking and drag locking.
A pointing facilitation technique that runs quietly in the background and improves the efficiency and ease of mouse pointing, especially for people with motor impairments.
A transparent keyboard that goes over an iPads touch screen keyboard to allow users who require feedback when they type, including individuals who are blind or have low vision.
A sip/puff joystick that emulates a USB or Bluetooth mouse, keyboard or game controller and is designed for people with limited upper extremity mobility.
