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    Operating System

    Large rectangular device sitting on a table with a black surface that has a large yellow and green button on the top. Two cables connect it to a digital camera, which is attached to the table mount.

    iPad/Tablet Dual Button Box

    A switch control interface designed to enable individuals with severe physical, motor control, neurological or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury to control a two-switch adapted device.

    Black rectangular, book-sized device with two control knows on the front and two input jacks. A small black device is next to it on its side.

    ScanOver

    A Bluetooth switch control interface designed to enable individuals with severe physical, motor control, neurological or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury to control iOS devices with a switch.

    Bust of a head wearing a long white wand with a back tip mounted on a frame.

    iPad/Tablet HeadPointer

    A capacitive head pointer and stylus for tablet computers and touchscreens designed for use by individuals with grasping or upper extremity disabilities, spinal cord injury, or severe physical disabilities.

    Large white, rectangular box-like device with two rows of three large colored buttons.

    iPad VoiceOver/Switch Control Controller

    A Bluetooth-based large button alternative control interface that uses the VoiceOver (VO) and Switch-Control (SC) accessibility features to enable people with fine motor disabilities or who are blind to operate iOS devices. 

    Flow diagram showing a picture of a woman saying "hello HAL" with a blue line connecting her to an image of a desktop computer with a blue line that connects to a drawing of a house.

    HAL (Various Editions)

    A home control system that enables people with severe physical disabilities, spinal cord injury, and upper extremity disabilities to monitor and control all of the devices in their home by voice, the web or a variety of other interfaces.

    Screen showing a Today's Routines menu with various recurring tasks listed.

    Home Routines

    An app designed to help users with attention deficit disorders manage their chores.

    Brown background with the words "Eclipse Foundation" in white and orange, and an orange arc over the "E" in "Eclipse."

    aDesigner

    Website accessibility software designed for use by web designers to aid in designing web sites that are accessible to individuals who are blind or color blind or have low vision.

    Screenshot of a customize closet function, with two rows of three images each of clothing for different weather conditions.

    iDress for Weather

    A personal and independent living skills tutorial app for people with cognitive disabilities or autism.

    Screenshot of an underwater scene with six white squares and the one of the far left has a letter in it.

    iLNE Spell - Autism Series (Various Editions)

    Spelling tutorial apps designed for use by parents or teachers working with children on the autism spectrum.

    A computer monitor with a display showing the program's start page with an image of an island behind it.

    Eye Can Fly

    A flying adventure game designed specifically for eye gaze devices that teaches users how to use eye gaze with precision and control.

    Screenshot of a software interface in which there is a list of files and menu settings and one of the files is highlighted in orange. The interface is grey in color.

    Indigo Home Automation Software

    An environmental control unit program designed for use by individuals with severe physical disabilities and spinal cord injury. The program enables the user to remotely control and monitor lights and appliances from a variety of handheld remote controls.

    Angled view of black mouse with cord trailing behind it and two plugs on its side.

    Switch Adapted Mouse

    A standard optical mouse, with two 1/8" plugs for two switches.  Its left and right mouse clicks have been adapted so a switch can be used for activation.  

    Screenshot showing a list of abbreviations and their meanings on the bottom and text being written on the top half of the screen.

    Instant Text 7 Pro

    An abbreviation expansion program designed for use by individuals with fine motor, upper extremity, or learning disabilities.

    Two screenshots of maps and street intersections.

    Intersection Explorer

    An audible mobility program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision.

    Rounded square cartoon drawing of a duck wearing glasses and reading a book and a rabbit on a skateboard against a red background.

    iPractice Verbs

    A voice output language and vocabulary tutorial app designed for use by language therapists and parents working with children who have cognitive, communication, developmental, hearing, learning, or physical disabilities or autism.

    Picture of an iPhone showing app display a reward screen with a green toy truck and the task title "Get Dressed Yourself".

    iReward

    A motivational tool designed to help parents of children with autism, developmental delays, ADHD, and anxiety disorders.

    Screenshot showing list of three children's names with their pictures on the left and their number of stars earned below their names.

    iRewardChart

    A behavior training program designed for use by parents or caregivers working with children with developmental or cognitive disabilities.

    Screenshot showing list of sensory control options.

    Experia IRiS+ App

    An app for people with special needs designed to allow them to control Experia IRiS Sensory Products or to enable them to control a multi-sensory room.

    Screenshot of an app home page, with three menu options: "Routines," "Games," and "Music." Each option has an illustration for children (a girl, a book, and a boom box). The top of the screen says "iTouchiLearn, Morning Routines" in stylized blue and green font. At the bottom, it says "Touch a sticker to play, Three Modes of Learning" in black and white font. The background resembles lined notebook paper, with a blue border.

    ITouchiLearn Life Skills: Morning Routines

    An iOS app for teaching children who have cognitive, communication, learning or speech disabilities independent living and personal skills. 

    Screenshot of an app menu screen resembling lined notebook paper. There are three menu icons: "Movies," "Games," and "Music," and each app features a colorful icon (a fish, book, and a boy and girl). The top of the screen reads "iTouchiLearn Words," while the bottom reads "Touch a sticker to play."

    iTouchiLearn Words

    An app that teaches toddlers, preschool, and children with special needs how to recognize and pronounce words through short, narrated animations and word association games.

    A children's app featuring a bright orange background with a child's drawing of a cat. At the top of the screen is the word "CAT" in white font. Below are three-letter icons that the child must select from to successfully write the word.

    Iwritewords

    Math tutorial and writing skills app designed for use by parents or teachers working with children with learning, upper extremity or fine motor disabilities or autism.

    Square image with a drawing of colorful giraffe neck and head against a green background and the letter "a" on the lower right with arrows showing how it was written.

    iWriteWords

    An app that teaches a child handwriting while playing a game.

    Screenshot of a selection of text from Moby Dick displayed on an iOS device. The top and bottom of the screen have a light green and light purple border.

    iYomube

    Optical character recognition iOS app designed for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

    Screenshot of a blue screen with a keyboard graphic displaying the ASDF row of keys and the F, G, H, and J keys are highlighted in yellow. The words "Guide Keys: FGHJ" are in white font below.

    Keyboarding By Ability

    Typing instruction program designed to teach keyboarding skills at employable speeds using a touch system to people who have limited use of their hands. This program utilizes a unique progressive learning system (which includes visual cues and human voice), allowing the student to learn by building upon his or her progress.

    Screenshot of a keyboard with white keys and gray function keys and a thick blue bar across the bottom that has typing instructions.

    Keyboarding for Individual Achievement (Various Editions)

    A series of typing instruction programs for people with learning and reading disabilities, including dyslexia, limited vision, and hearing impaired.