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    Operating System

    Black, tube-shaped switch with wire attached.

    Grasp Switch

    Switch control activated by a squeeze or pinch.

    Three black, interconnected foot pedals.

    Savant Elite2 Programmable Foot Pedals (Various Models)

    Enhancer to reduce hand and arm strain from mouse clicks and awkward key combinations.

    A rectangular black and white device that a user is holding in his hand. It features various input jacks and LED lights.

    Voice Switch

    The Voice Switch gives users the ability to activate two relays using their voice or another sound. Users can adjust the loudness of sound required to activate the relays, the duration of the sound, and the audio feedback volume.

    Light grey USB drive.

    Literacy Productivity Pack

    A software pack that includes learning tools can be used to read documents, enhance composition skills, look up a word or definition in the integrated dictionary / thesaurus and display the most probable words using word prediction.

    A blue half circle with three smaller circles, light blue, light green, and green in color, emerging from it in the top-right corner.

    WordPsychic

    Software that predicts word as they are typed, enabling users to manually type less, which is helpful to people who type very slowly because of physical limitations. The software learns frequently used words and gets better at predicting them over time.

    Screenshot of a word processing program with selections of text highlighted in different colors.

    Talking Word Processor

    Easy-to-use word processor designed to help individuals who have difficulty with reading and writing.

    Various types of accessibility features in mobile devices. In one image, there is an illustration of a user controlling their smartphone using voice control. Also shown is an iPhone with screen magnification. The screen is zoomed in and shows a section of the home screen apps. There is an iPhone connected via its charging port to an external switch adapter. The switch is large, round, and red. There is also a hand holding a touchscreen candy-bar style mobile phone that is displaying braille.

    Accessibility Features in Mobile Phones (Smart and Simple) GARI [Generic Entry]

    There are many different accessibility features that are built into mobile phones, as well as phones designed specifically for different disability groups. GARI provides the ability to find just the features you are looking for.  

    A black and gray device which has three buttons; mode, set and reset.

    3DTriSport Walking 3D Pedometer with Clip and Strap

    3D Tri-Axis Sensor Technology Allows it to Record Activity in your Pocket, Bag or Anywhere with Extreme Accuracy.

    Ipad screenshot displaying a sentence being written using pictograms.

    aacorn AAC

    A symbol-based AAC app which was specifically designed for children. It uses digitized (recorded) real children's voices and emphasizes language learning.

    Red box with a large eye and OCR label.

    FineReader

    An optical character recognition (OCR) and PDF program designed to simplify working with paper-based documents and PDFs by combining OCR and conversion technologies with PDF tools.

    Screenshot of a sample recipe on an iPhone with text highlighted in a box below a photo of the recipe.

    TextGrabber

    An app that easily and quickly digitizes fragments of printed text, reads QR codes and turns the recognized result into actions: call, write, translate into 100+ languages online and into 10 languages offline, search in the Internet or on maps, create events on the calendar, edit, voice and share in any convenient way. 

    3D white figure holding iPad with short words, including Hi, Bye OK, Yes, No, Say, and Hello in speech bubbles.

    Able2Talk

    A text-based text-to-speech communication app for the iPad. The user spells the messages using the onscreen keyboard. It offers 63 pre-stored core words and over 1200 phrases to enhance the communication rate.

    Small, rectangular, wired device with a diagram explaining use and ports on its side.

    Hitch 2

    Hitch 2 is a plug-and-play USB computer switch interface with inputs for up to five switches or one joystick with a 9-pin D plug. When used with switch accessible software, users are able to control their computer, actively learn, and have fun.

    Regular black color coded keyboard, with letters, numbers and special characters on it. Other function key and numbers on the right side of the keyboard are marked.

    LessonBoard (Various Models)

    The LessonBoard is a standard-size QWERTY, computer keyboard with a patented color-coded by finger layout to show correct finger placement, help reduce the chance of forming bad keyboarding habits, and improve precision and speed.

    Aurora and Alessio logo showing a small girl drawn in pink with a word bubble coming from her mouth, Alongside her is a boy drawn in blue with a word bubble also.

    Aurora and Alessio

    Natural-sounding children’s voices that meet the needs of Italian children looking for a voice that reflects their age.

    An oblong device with one central button mounted to the underside of a monitor. 

    IntelliGaze CAM30NT

    An eye tracking camera and an alternative PC mouse input system.

    Various models of ergonomic mice. Two are "handshoe" style mice, which have deep indentations for the thumb and fingers to rest in and a ridge in the middle separating them. The other two models resemble standard mice; one has a built-in palm rest on the right-hand side and the other has a gentler arch than standard mice. Three models are black; one has black sides with a dark grey top.

    Ergonomic Mice (Generic)

    Ergonomic mice are designed to fit the hand more comfortably than standard mice, and they can reduce pain and fatigue associated with using a mouse for long periods of time. An ergonomic mouse may be easier for people with disabilities to use.

    Various types of low vision keyboard stickers. They are sticker sheets with individual, removable keyboard symbols that users peel and stick to each keyboard key. The sticker lettering is bold with high-contrast colors. One sheet is white with black lettering; another is black with white lettering; a third sheet is lime green with black lettering, and the fourth features two rows of white with black lettering, one green row with white lettering, and a yellow row with black lettering.

    Low Vision Keyboard Stickers (Generic)

    Makes a standard keyboard more accessible to users with low vision by enlarging the lettering and increasing the color and contrast.

    Various models of wrist rests. They resemble long oblong-shaped pads or cushions placed in front of a keyboard and/or mouse so that the user's wrists and lower palms are elevated while working. One model features two small rests on either side of a laptop trackpad. The other models are one piece and are the length of a keyboard. One model is light blue; two are black; one is purple and black.

    Wrist Rest (Generic)

    An accessory for either a keyboard or mouse that reduces arm pain and fatigue by eliminating the need for a user to keep their arm muscles engaged the whole time they use a computer.

    A small, black keyboard device with an LCD screen attached at the top. The LCD screen is split, with a yellow half on top and a purple background at the bottom.

    UbiDuo 2

    A color touch screen and keyboard connected with hinge system for facilitating face-to-face communication between deaf/hard-of-hearing and hearing people.

    Various models of gaming mice. All models feature additional buttons on the side and top compared to standard mice. Some models have as many as 12 buttons in a keypad formation on the side. Two of the models are wired; the other two are wireless. Three of the models are black (one with blue trim and backlighting); the remaining mouse is red. Two of the mice have multiple slots and raised areas of the mouse with controls on them.

    Gaming Mice [Various Models]

    Advanced computer mice that offer fully programmable button controls, increased sensitivity, as well as adjustable weights and speeds.

    Various models of low-vision keyboards. All models resemble a standard keyboard, but the lettering is larger and bolder (the key size itself is roughly the same). Three of the four keyboards are black; one has yellow keys with black lettering; the other two have white keys with black lettering. The fourth model is dark blue with white keys and black lettering. None have numeric keypads, but they all have arrow navigation keys on the right-hand side.

    Low Vision Keyboard (Generic)

    Keyboards with high-contrast, large print keys that make typing more accessible for individuals with low vision.

    A woman telling a story in sign language, standing in front of a white fabric backdrop.

    Children's Stories in Sign Language

    Accessible children's stories for users with hearing impairments.

    Various models of children's computer keyboards. They resemble standard keyboards, but are bright and multi-colored, with different regions of keys color-coded.

    Computer Keyboard for Children (Generic)

    Large, color-coded keyboard that is durable and spill-resistant.

    Several different types of vertical mice. They all resemble a standard mouse turned on its side and feature 2-3 buttons on either side of the device. Some models have a scroll wheel on the side where the user's thumb will rest. Others place the scroll wheel in the center in between the two click buttons, so that users click and scroll with their fingers and do not use their thumb. Each model is either: grey and black; grey and silver; dark purple and black; or black with rainbow trim.

    Vertical Mouse (Generic)

    A type of ergonomic mouse that allows the user to keep their hand and wrist in a neutral "thumbs up" position while operating it.