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    Five pronged device with buttons that fits in palm of hand, prongs correspond with 5 fingers.

    dbGLOVE

    A wearable device that digitizes several existing touch-based alphabets, such as Malossi and Braille, to enable blind and deaf-blind people to use all the features of a mobile device, to communicate with others, and to interact with the world.

    Various models of ergonomic keyboards. Two are black; two are white. All models resemble a standard keyboard. The main difference is that the device has a mild "S-curve" with a place to rest your palm/wrist on the bottom edge. The key layout is also divided into different sections that follow the curved design, so that the user's hands do not have to rest close together, but can each work comfortably in their own "zone." One model features a small trackball built into the keyboard at the bottom.

    Ergonomic Keyboards (Generic)

    Aim to reduce muscle strain and fatigue by featuring alternative key layouts and curved designs, which allow the user to position their wrists and hands in a more natural position while typing.

    Three variations of keyboards, one with number pad on right, one with number pad on left, and third with keys laid out similar to natural finger position on keyboard and number pad on right.

    Modular Evolution

    Computer keyboard system that features a Braille display, a Braille input keyboard, a standard keyboard that can be clipped onto the Braille display, and a numeric keypad.

    Various models of keyboards with trackballs. They resemble standard full-size keyboards, but with a built-in trackball mouse on the bottom edge or the right-hand side. The trackballs range from small "finger-sized" to larger "palm-sized." One of the models is an ergonomic keyboard, so it features a gentle "S" curve, with a slight gap in between sections of the keys. It also features a built-in palm rest on the bottom edge, where the small trackball sits on the bottom left corner. All four models are black.

    Trackball Computer Keyboard (Generic)

    Keyboard with built-in trackball mouse.

    A black and silver machine resembling a scanner, with a long and narrow LCD display panel and several black menu buttons on the top.

    Allreader

    Voice-output reading machine designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This device integrates a scanner, optical character recognition (OCR), voice synthesis, a Daisy player, and a CD-ROM drive in a single unit.

    A black travel case shown next to a medium-sized, black, and rectangular device, with a spool of cord, and other electrical components.

    Microloop III (Various Models)

    Audio loop amplification system designed for use by individuals who are hard of hearing.

    Two children touching a tablet that has a white-on-black outlined picture of a head and brain. Below is a color rendition of the same pic.

    BLITAB

    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.

    Picture of a hand holding a smartphone displaying the app, with a light green keyboard on the bottom and a text window on the top.

    Minuum Keyboard

    An on-screen keyboard designed to work on any sized device and for people with big fingers or grasping difficulties. It forgoes the QWERTY layout for a single-line of characters. It automatically autocorrects misspelled words and continues to "learn" the user's typing patterns.