Getting Information From Computer

Accommodations that make device output (on screen, sound, etc.) easier to perceive

Dectalk TTS

A blue sound wave graphic with the words "Speech FX, Freedom of Speech" printed over it in black and blue font.

Text-to-speech (TTS) synthesizer with natural-sounding voices.

Cepstral Personal Voices

A collection of natural-sounding text-to-speech voices designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision that works with emails, documents, or any speech-enabled application.

Brailleplace

A large standing device that is white and grey in color and resembles a standard copy machine.

Braille printer designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision.

Braille Bookmaker Express

A white, rectangular device resembling a standard printer or embosser.

Portable desk-top Braille printer that produces Braille characters on both sides of the page for individuals who are blind.

A Braille tablet / mobile device that creates a full page of tactile text and graphics in real-time. It offers touch navigation, text-to-speech output, and Perkins-style keyboard application for users with low or no vision. Disruptive actuating technology is at the core and is still in a prototype stage.

At Accessibility Suite

A grid of six different images representing the programs included in the suite. The first features an image of a keyboard and reads "OnScreen." The second has an illustration of a mouse pointer next to a lightbulb and reads "SmartClick." The third features a green background and reads "PointSmart." The fourth shows a mouse and joystick illustration and says "Joystick to Mosue." The fifth features another keyboard image, and the sixth image reads "The Magnifier" and has a magnifying glass illustration.

Software accessibility suite that includes an on-screen keyboard, mouse emulator, screen magnification, word prediction program, and more.

VP EmFuse

Large gray embosser and printer station with 4 paper trays near the bottom, a paper-loading tray on top, and a printing output tray on the left.

An embosser and printer station that prints 200 characters per second, double-sided.

Herbi HocusFocus

Cartoon image of a smiling green dinosaur-like figure facing forward with the legs spread wide and the arms out to the sides.

A Windows app that makes it easier to see where keyboard focus is on the screen.

Free Speech for Android

A free and open source Android application that turns a phone or tablet into an inexpensive augmentative and alternative communication device.

WYNN (Various Editions)

A white computer monitor displaying a web article with various portions of the text highlighted.

Voice output, web browser, and text editor programs intended to help individuals with learning disabilities to read, write, study, and comprehend text more effectively.