Head control software for Mac that requires no calibration, no teaching/learning/practice but works by identifying and tracking the movements of the user's head only.
A software to create accessible documents. It enables blind or visually impaired people to create their own invoices and receipts. The documents created can be saved as PDFs and printed or sent by email.
An iPad app that Prints out the Key Word Sign Australia dictionary a-z or by category and allows the users to make their signing resources for books and communication aids using line drawings of Auslan signs, Widgit symbols or photos from their camera roll.
A screen capture software used to select and cut text elements from images, PDFs, and websites displayed on a screen, which are then read out using text-to-speech with a high-definition voice.
A software that periodically sends movement commands, equivalent to the arrows on a keyboard, to scroll through what there is to read in a "target" application. It does not read text; it is used to move around in reading when a user cannot click.
A Voice playback software that has a scrolling highlight bar to help with tracking line after line in a text, for users with oculomotor problems or for anyone who has trouble finding the next line.
An email program that's easy to set up and use. It allows users to read messages by vocal synthesis and voice record outgoing messages, and it presents contacts by photos.
A mouse and keyboard replacement that is used with a magnetic stylus. It is designed so only one key needs to be pressed at a time. Adapted for people with very weak muscle strength (muscular dystrophy), people with a very small range of motion of the extremities.
An organizer with voice output and a Braille input keyboard. The device has 16 Braille modules and cursor routing keys as well as a comfortable editor for text entry.
