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Keyboards and Keyboard Adaptations

Replacement keyboards and add-ons to meet individual needs
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A virtual keyboard with keys in different colors. The text box is at the top, below a toolbar, and auto-word suggestions are below this, in yellow. There is a toolbar on the right and another below the keyboard. Above the screen are 6 different nations' flags.

A reading and writing assistance software for people with Dys disorders (dyslexia, dysorthography, visuospatial dyspraxia). It includes voice recognition dictation, computer control by voice, auto-completion by word prediction, and TTS playback. Also included is a module for syllabic cutting used to facilitate reading.

Two screenshots of an iPhone side by side. The first is labeled IRIScan to Cloud. There are 4 icons with labels in a 2x2 layout, preceded by the words: "To start, import an image from". The choices are Photos, Cloud Storage, Camera, and IRIScan Scanner. The second screenshot is labeled "Select Format: Export Formats for Email:" Examples include PDF, Text, DOCX, PDF with iHQC Compression.

Software to Scan documents with an iPhone or iPad, Scan to/from IRIScan mobile scanners, Export files to the cloud, and Convert documents into editable Word files.

A computer's window in which a text is being dictated. A sentence line is at the top in black; a dictate command box is in the body to the right alongside the full body of the text. The command box has written commands like "Capitalize, Spell, Redo, Space, Tab, Uncapitalize, Undo, etc.".

Software for voice to input commands and shortcuts for the web browser, hands-free. Suitable for those with motor issues (Parkinson's, arthritis, RSI) or dyslexia or for users who want to speak rather than type.

A partial iPhone with a black background and a QWERTY keyboard written in white capital letters. On the first line are 5 large white dots which are followed by a blue cursor line.

An app for iOS devices that uses the QWERTY layout, tap typing, and gestures. It is designed to be as accessible as possible. 

Two iPhones, one above the other, each with a text box above a QWERTY keyboard in landscape. The tagline written is "Adjust the Size of Your Keys". The iPhone on top displays a keyboard that is 1.5 times larger and brighter than the one below it.

An Apple app that allows the user to custom-resize the mobile device's keyboard and emoji sizes so that they can easily be seen by those with poor vision or for those who need larger keys so that pressing the right one is less frustrating.

Menu options with onscreen keyboard.

Software for situations in which only one or two fingers can be moved. Only the macOS switch control (Next, Select) is used with freely definable physical switches.

Screenshot of Touch-It Virtual Keyboard and design menu.

A set of tools to build and use on-screen keyboards. Type right away using the preset layouts or create a keyboard from scratch using the Designer.

Menu options with onscreen keyboard.

Software for macOS designed for situations in which only extremely restricted movements of a part of the body are possible. Here, the macOS switch control (Next, Select) is controlled by head, eye, or gyroscope control (iOS gyroscope), plus dwell control.

Gray on-screen keyboard with a number pad to the right and F-keys at the top.

An on-screen keyboard that offers point-and-click typing using pointing devices such as a head pointer, mouse, graphic tablet, trackball, etc. This program is designed primarily for a disabled person but it can be used also to teach children to write, to prepare kiosk environments, etc.

A logo of a circle formed by two non-connecting lines and having a 2x3 layout of dark gray rectangles, with another single rectangle centered below the 2 columns.

An app that is designed for Android touchscreen devices. The unique QWERTY keyboard layout, combined with a state-of-the-art predictive technology enables users to type fast and very comfortably on the smartphone or watch.