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Personal Support

Assistance with self-care and self management tasks.
Two black speakers, a light grey flatbed scanner, a rectangular reader under the scanner, and an oversized keypad.

Scanner reading systems with voice output and automatic text recognition for the blind or visually impaired. 

Long, yellow, rectangular picture of a keyboard with a light shining on it.

A family of devices that is useful to individuals with limited or no vision and consists of a scanner, control unit, text recognition software, blind-friendly user guidance, and fully synthetic speech output by means of synthetic voices and/or a Braille display.

Three devices including a screenreader, scanner, and keypad for input.

A screen reader for the German language with voice output, automatic text recognition, and a reading system with a scanner. 

WeMedia text on black capital letters on a white background.

A browser with large buttons and keystroke commands for easy navigation, it 'speaks' the text the user selects within the browser.

Ava smartphone interface with chat with 5 pics of different individuals, each with having a different color circle. Below this is the conversations written with each name and text in the corresponding color as the circled pic.

An app that is designed to empower people who are deaf or hard-of-hearing by allowing them to follow conversations in real-time. The app provides 24/7 real-time captioning/transcribing on a smartphone.

Product logo for Blind Audio Tactile Mapping System featuring B-A-T-S in large black letters with  Blind Audio Tactile Mapping System written below it. Also to the right is a radar-type measurement featuring 2-axis drawn segments with a black silhouette form in the target.

An ongoing project aimed at providing people without sight the same rich information and spatial awareness that sighted people get from exploring maps.

Rectangular device with speaker at front and operational features on the side.

The Lesephon USB is a software that converts text scanned from a connected scanner and reads the content aloud. With the Lesephon USB, blind and visually impaired PC users are able to use most PCs that have a free USB port. 

A table-top device with the shape and size of a standard scanner with speakers on the front face and knob control. An accompanying flat remote is also pictured. 

A text reading system for printed documents.

Smartphone screen of a scanned American dollar bill with the words, "1 Dollar".

An application for those who are blind or who have visual difficulties to recognize banknotes of various currencies if they are held in front of the camera.

A device that resembles a flatbed scanner with a panel of controls on the front, slopped side of the device.

A text reader that recognizes typescript, including tables and matrix print, and converts it automatically into speech. Optional headphones and multilingual reading are available.