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Operating System

Wristwatch-sized device with a light green band connected to a black rectangular device with a small black button and a small round silver button.

Wayband

A wristband designed for individuals who are blind or partially blind that guides users to their destination using only vibrations. The Wayband app must be downloaded before using the device.  

Smartphone screenshot of a map with a menu screen open showing location information.

Wheelmap

A free environmental accessibility mapping program for people with mobility disabilities, walking disabilities, and other disabilities that require that the indoor or outdoor environment be adapted to be completely accessible. The program provides information provided by other Wheelmap users about the accessibility for specific locations.

Smartphone screenshot of a map with several wheelchair-accessible restrooms identified.

WheelMate

A free environmental accessibility mapping app for people with mobility disabilities, walking disabilities and other disabilities designed to find wheelchair-friendly restrooms and parking.

Screenshot of a keyboard, with keys colored yellow, red, and blue and letter tiles in a row at the bottom.

Whizzimo

An iPad app that is designed to help teach individuals with dyslexia in reading and spelling.

Black square with the word Cog written in scrip and a leaf coming out of the top of the letter C.

NavCog

An indoor/outdoor navigation app that is designed to help people with visual impairments explore the world without vision. 

A box with a photo of a smartphone on the front.

Handi 5 SW

A package of several Android smartphone applications that help people who experience difficulties with time, structure, appointments, initiative, planning, memory, focus and concentration, or just the handling of a smartphone.

A smartphone with an icon of a hand opening an envelope with a label at the top of the screen that reads "Alarm".

HandiCalendar

Handy Calendar is a time and planning tool for iPhone and iPod touch. The calendar provides an overview of the day, week, and month. Receive clear alarms when activities begin and end. 

A gray rectangular device with a vertical row of lights next to the numbers 8, 6, 4, and 2.

Memo Timers (Various Models)

A tool that suits all age groups and makes it easier to understand time, e.g., how long an activity takes or when an activity should start.

A gray rectangular device with a horizontal row of lights above the numbers 2, 4, 6, and 8.

Time Log (Various Models)

An aid for persons with cognitive dysfunction. An electronic hourglass which, with luminous dots, shows how much time is left for a defined time interval.

An image of white, purple, and pink flowers above a digital display featuring the day of the week, month, and date.

Forget-me-not Calendar

Forget-me-not is an electronic calendar that shows the day of the week and the day on a display. The image can be personalized by replacing the image above the display, for example, a personal image, a phone book, or a weekly schedule.

A white rectangular device with a black background and large blue text displaying the time, day, time of day, and date.

MEMOday

The MEMOday is a way to keep track of the time of day. It is suitable for users who struggle to keep track of the time of day for various reasons such as, for example, dementia. 

A tablet featuring the MEMOplanner screen hung on a wall.

MEMOplanner (Various Models)

MEMOplanner is a time and planning tool intended to hang on a wall or placed on a table. It displays the day, time of day, and what activities users have booked during the day, week, and month. 

Two iPads showing screenshots. One has a list of activities for brushing teeth, and the other has a calendar showing Friday's activities. 

Visual Schedule Planner

A customizable visual schedule app that is designed to give individuals who may benefit from visual support to ease transitions or anxiety an audio/visual representation of the “events in their day."

A white rectangular device menu options on the front, an antenna on the top, and hook on the back.

Emfit SafeBed

The Emfit SafeBed is a "missing person alarm" that can register when a person gets out of bed or fails to return to bed within a pre-set time. It is suitable for people who are unable to activate alarms when they need help, for example, those with dementia.

Various models of timer switches, two of which resemble a standard analog clock timer that plugs directly into a wall outlet. The other two have digital displays and menu buttons.

Appliance Timer Switches (Generic)

Form of environmental control that allows users to program their appliances (coffee makers, lights, sprinkler systems, etc.) to operate automatically according to a schedule.

Rounded square cartoon drawing of an orange fox holding a tablet with letter combinations on the screen.

Articulation Forest

An app for improving a child’s speech that is designed for children with speech sound errors. It is developed to be used in consultation with a speech therapist.

Widescreen, flat-panel LED display with a picture of a field on it attached to a desktop stand with an open book on it.

Videomatic

A high-resolution, flat-screen desktop video magnifier mounted on an ergonomic swivel-tilt arm.

Video display showing a cut orange attached to a stand with a flat surface below.

Snow 12

A portable video magnifier for people with vision impairments that features a 12-inch full-HD display and magnification up to 19x.

Gray googles and headband, with a clear eye shield and a knob on the right.

Acesight

Electronic glasses designed to enable people with severe low vision to regain their visual independence.

Screenshot of an AAC board with symbol options on the left, a calender on the center left, a weekly planner in the center right, and a day planner on the left.

Día a Día (Day by Day)

A visual diary app for Android and iOS devices designed especially for people with autism or communication difficulties that emphasizes visual elements and offers different customization options.

One hand of an individual holding the Maggie magnifier over a portion of a book which is held in the other hand of the individual, The Maggie has a white screen showing magnified wording from the book.

Maggie

Portable electronic magnifier for individuals with low vision or macular degeneration.

A grocery shopping checklist with prices of items such as bread, bananas, and cheese.

PocketShopper App

A simple-to-use shopping list application for Android or iPhone. 

Aira Horizon glasses are shown with a heavy black plastic frame, darkened glass and a nose bridge only (no pads). The arms have a light blue circle with a silver band that extends to the outer corner of the eyeglass.

Aira Horizon kit

A bundled version of the Aira service which connects blind and low vision individuals with agents that can help them navigate the environment through a video link.

Lazarillo app screens shown on 3 different phones. The first shows icons of nearby services, like a bus, drinks, fork and knife, shopping, etc. The second phone shows a map with locations pinpointed, below which is a listing of names and addresses of the corresponding establishments. The third phone shows the audio menu with slide bars to adjust volume, speech speed, and pitch. Also is a drop-down selection for language and a particular speaker.

Lazarillo

A smartphone application providing an accessible GPS to help blind or low-vision individuals explore nearby places and street intersections. 

Loud Steps app with an option for "List closest member locations." Different venues are named, each with an expanding arrow.

Loud Steps

A cell phone application designed to help individuals who are visually impaired with the navigation of indoor venues.