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Operating System

Various models of photo-dial telephones. They resemble standard telephones, but with pictures instead of numbers. Two models also have a number of pads as well as photo buttons. On one, the phone is cordless, with the photo button menu located on the receiver component and a standard number pad on the handset itself. On the other model, the corded phone has a set of nine photos speed-dial buttons at the top, with a standard keypad below. The other two models only have photo buttons and no number pad.

Photo Dial Telephone (Generic)

Photo dial telephones are simplified telephones that have a set of photo slots for storing pictures of frequent contacts. Next to the photos are speed dial buttons for contacting the person in the image.

Various models of Bluetooth headsets. Three are one-piece designs that wrap or clip around the top of the ear. There is a small-sized component located over the wearer's ear, which features the menu buttons, speaker, and microphone. One model has two earpieces, which are round and more resemble standard, small-sized headphones. Three models are black; the two-piece model is silver and black.

Headset (Generic)

Headsets allow users to answer and take calls without having to answer on their mobile device itself.

Various models of Bluetooth FM car transmitters. They are small to medium-sized electronic devices that plug directly into a car's built-in electrical outlet near the driver's seat. They have a small number of menu buttons either on the front or side. Some have small or medium-sized display panels. One model is round, while others are square or rectangular. Two are silver; one is black; and one is gold.

Bluetooth FM Car Transmitter (Generic)

Bluetooth FM transmitters allow users to answer phone calls and talk hands-free while driving.

Various models of bone conduction headphones. They resemble "sports-style" earbuds, except that there are no actual components that go inside the ear. They fit over the top of the ear and are either connected by a band that wraps around the back of the head, or they are two separate components with no connecting band. One image shows a side profile view of a young woman wearing one (without a connecting band). All models shown are black.

Bone Conduction Headphones (Generic)

Bone conduction headphones transmit sound through a wearer's cheekbones and allow wearers to hear what's going on in their surroundings while also listening to music or taking a phone call.

Various models of TV headsets. Two resemble standard on-ear headphones, with one of them having rectangular ear pads instead of round ones. The other two models look like earbuds connected to a band, but instead of wearing the band across the top of the head (like a headband), the set is worn upside-down, like a doctor's stethoscope. Two models are pictured with small, separate transmitters. One model is white with a black band; the rest are black.

TV Headset (Generic)

TV headsets are assistive listening devices that allow wearers to more easily hear a TV's audio without increasing the volume or disturbing others around them. Some models can also double as personal amplifier systems—hit "pause," and the built-in microphone can switch to amplifying persons speaking and other ambient noise in your immediate environment.

Main screen of Amego software that displays a grid (in Spanish) of nine squares, each representing one of Amego's functions.

Amego

Amego is a free, Windows-based software program for text-based communication that works with Mind Express, software designed for people with communication challenges.

Screenshots of a messaging app with the keyboard at the bottom of the screen and the typed message above. The typed messages are in large-font, purple font.

Cardzilla

Mobile app designed to make communication easier.

Woman sitting at a table holding transparent board with image overlays.

Eye-Com Board Kit

A transparent acrylic board that fits in a wooden stand to make an eye-gaze board for use as a practical tool for developing initial direct selection skills.

point it app as seen on a smartphone.

point it Traveller’s Language Kit App

The point it app helps users communicate by pointing to images on a smartphone (iOS, Android). This app contains themed topics of various images that can be shown.

The RogerVoice logo, which is a green "speech bubble" shape with a white outline of a person wearing a headset and pilot's goggles.

RogerVoice

Captioned telephone calls and relay service for smartphones.

A screenshot of seven columns and six rows with a different symbol in each cell. The columns are orange, blue, yellow, green, orange, and pink. At the top of the screen, there is a menu bar and text input bar.

Snap + Core First

Software for symbol-based assistive communication systems.

Small black square electronic device attached to a neck strap with a display showing a grid of four images.

Mini-Auggie H-19

A portable augmentative communication device for use by people with communication or speech disabilities. It consists of a PocketPC (HP iPaq 2495) loaded with Point To Pictures - Mobile (PTP-Mobile) software.

Side view of tablet-sized device with colorful grid of symbols on the display screen.

Zingui 2

A portable, lightweight, speech-generating device that includes the Mind Express software with SymbolStix symbols.

Nuance Text-to-Speech

Nuance Text-to-Speech (Various Models)

Text-to-speech technology that leverages neural network techniques to provide a human‑like, engaging, and personalized user experience for customer self‑service applications.

An open laptop with bold, black captions typed in a word processing program.

ClearCaptions

App that provides real-time captioning for your phone calls using your smartphone or tablet. 

A black device resembling a router. It features a headset, microphone attachment, and antenna.

Communicator Basic

Voice-input, hands-free telephone with headset.

A medium-sized, yellow, and rectangular device that features four blue squares with writing. The squares read "no," "yes," "food," and "hi." The device has a built-in kickstand. A black cord is shown next to the device.

4 Plate Communicator Say It Play It

Direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with upper extremity and communication disabilities.

The full range of components in the kit, including a round smoke detector, a TTY with built-in keyboard, and other components.

Guest Room ADA Compliant Case (Various Models)

All-in-one kits featuring a variety of products needed to comply with ADA standards for hotel guests who are deaf or hard-of-hearing.

Screenshot of handwritten text next to a transcription software dialogue on a Windows computer.

Interact-As Communication Suite (Various Models)

A range of software AAC and captioning software, specifically designed for individuals with communication disabilities, and individuals who are Deaf, Hard-of-Hearing, and have difficulty writing/typing, speaking, and/or reading.

A large, off-white telephone with a long and narrow LCD display panel at the top. Beneath it is a full keyboard.

Minicom IV

Easy-to-use TTY device for hearing-impaired individuals.

A black square with a cut-out at the top, similar to that of a clipboard, with the universal "hearing-impaired" symbol in the center.

Portable Infoloop

Loop amplification system that can be used anywhere, with no installation.

A black corded telephone set.

Possum Sero! Infrared Telephone

Hands-free infrared telephone with built-in AAC, designed for use by individuals with speech and communication disabilities to communicate crucial messages over the telephone.

All components of the hearing loop system with an information card shown in front.

Satellite Iii

Audio loop amplification system designed for use in large spaces by individuals with hearing disabilities.

A black, medium-sized device resembling a calculator with a full QWERTY keyboard and large LCD display.

Speaking Language Master

Voice output dictionary designed to enhance language and vocabulary skills for individuals with a cognitive disability or speech impairment, or who are blind or have low vision.

Rectangular white and blue device with two halves, each featuring a large rectangular button with space for an image to be attached. The left button features a white card with an illustration that says "Drink." The button on the right features an illustration that says "Eat." A hand is shown pressing it.

Twin Talk (Various Models)

Communicator device that was designed to teach beginning users the skills needed to progress to more complex AAC devices.