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Daily Living

Devices and services to provide support for everyday life.
Screenshot of list of activities and information that the program tracks.

A web and mobile-based application for caregivers of people with Autism.

Screenshot of one of the settings options, with control bar along the bottom.

A research algorithm that turns an iOS device into a hearing aid by processing sound from the microphone, then delivering the processed sound over the headphones in real-time. 

Step by step example of producing an embossed braille image, starting with a picture of a hawk in the top left. In step 2 the color picture is a pixel outline of the hawk. The final step creates the embosser version.

A free program that produces braille graphics files.

Screenshot of word lookup function showing a window for a word at the top and various use options below.

A comprehensive French language dictionary that read text aloud without leaving the current application. It allows the reader to look up a word without knowing exactly how it is spelled.

Flat display showing large letters on the screen attached to a folding arm and connected to a silver-colored flat surface with a piece of paper on it.

Portable full high-definition video magnifiers that fold flat for portability or storage when not in use.

Drawing of fingers holding a smartphone in the left part of the image and in the background is an intersection of a hallway with a small, white figure walking and holding a cane.

The ClickAndGo Wayfinding App is a free aid to help users navigate unfamiliar areas and complex buildings such as bus stations, college campuses, airports, hotels, and other venues.

Front view of white rectangular device with button just above the speaker; a side view shows various ports. for connecting the device.

Compact alerting device that indicates a telephone or doorbell is ringing either with a bright flashing light or an extra loud tone - or both at the same time.

A 3D rendering of a user within their home, illustrating where several motion sensors are located (in the kitchen, next to the toilet and bath, next to the bed and in the hallway).

Allows caregivers to strategically place motion detectors in key locations—for example, under the mattress, on the refrigerator door, and on a medication container— in order to monitor a user's activities of daily living.

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.

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

Two video display screens shown with a separate intercom component.

Allows users to see and hear another room or location within their home or workplace.