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    Operating System

    Diagram illustrating a typical Mouse Keys layout. The 5 key in the center of the keypad acts as a primary mouse click, and the remaining numbers move the mouse pointer around the screen.

    Mouse Keys (Generic)

    Mouse Keys uses the numeric keypad to move the mouse pointer.

    Two images side-by-side: the first is of a computer screen with a large sound icon; the second image is of two iPhones, with speech bubbles indicating that VoiceOver is being used. The first iPhone's speech bubble reads, "Mail. One new item. Double tap to open." The second phone is running the camera app, and the speech bubble says, "Photo button. Switches camera to video."

    Screen Reader (Built-In) (Generic)

    Allows a person who cannot see the screen to read content and navigate the Internet as well as their devices.

    An open, silver-colored laptop with a section of the screen magnified.

    Screen Magnification (Generic)

    Many devices and operating systems allow users to expand/magnify what is on the screen.

    Screenshot of Do Not Disturb settings on a smartphone.

    Do Not Disturb (Generic)

    Turns off alerts or notifications temporarily to allow the user to concentrate.

    Notification Timing.

    Notification Timing (Generic)

    For some users, push notifications on mobile devices do not remain on the screen long enough to read them fully by default. Many operating systems allow users to modify how long a notification appears.

    A desktop computer with a flat, rectangular device roughly the size of a keyboard plugged in.

    PCEye (Various Models)

    Eye tracking, Dictation, Switch and IR in one product. The PCEye replaces the standard keyboard and mouse, allowing you to navigate and control your laptop or small screen desktop computer using only your eyes.

    Finger guide overlaid on a small, white keyboard.

    Finger Guide Keyboard 78 Keys

    Small and practical finger guide keyboard that features a BLUESTORK keyboard with 78 keys and connects wirelessly anywhere via Bluetooth.

    Finger guide overlaid on a large, wired keyboard with keypad.

    Finger Guide Keyboard 110 Keys

    Finger Guide Keyboard 110 Keys is a USB keyboard with finger guide that features a Bluestork BS-KB-MEDIUM / F keyboard with 110 keys and connects to all Windows computers without any installation.

    Screenshot of Studio Recorder interface showing a PC screen with a menu bar at the top, icons on the second row, recorder arrows like play, fast forward, reverse, a bright red round record button next to a square stop button, all on the third row. Under these is a yellow band of color with a voice recording graph on it in red. The majority of the screen is a digital clock showing 32.089 minutes on a white background.

    Studio Recorder

    A software that contains many features that make a recording, editing, and proofreading audiobooks easy.

    A screen shot of a smartphone being transformed into Read Mode.

    Read Mode (Generic)

    "Read Mode" displays the content of a page without the distractions of the surrounding (or embedded) materials.

    A block of text in Dyslexie font type.

    Dyslexie

    A typeface designed for users with dyslexia.

    OpenDyslexic

    OpenDyslexic

    OpenDyslexic is a typeface designed against some common symptoms of dyslexia.

    Logo of Microsoft corporation.

    Microsoft Fluent Fonts

    Downloadable variants of the Microsoft fonts Calibri and Sitka Small, which are intended to help readers with visual crowding.

    White portable stand with two flaps, the one in front has a ledge to prop a device on and the back one has the document to be scanned. This image version is seen holding an iPhone.

    ScanJig (Various Models)

    Portable scanning stand that holds a smart tablet or phone in the correct position for precisely aligned scans of documents, receipts, books and business cards.

    Computer monitor with a picture of girl covering one of her eyes with her hand on a stand with a flat tray for scanning documents. There are three, large control knobs at the bottom of the monitor screen.

    Panda (Various Models)

    A 19-inch, desktop electronic magnifier designed for visually impaired users that features a space-saving and movable screen design.

    Monitor showing a girl with a red cap with a video magnifier below is mounted on a black clamp.

    Aurora HD

    A desktop video magnifier that integrates camera technology with the different needs of users.

    Vocal ID logo.

    BeSpoke Voices

    Customized voices for AAC devices that match the individual's vocal characteristics. Each voice is based on the individual's voice, matched to the closest match in the voice bank, then custom generated.

    VeritySpell logo.

    VeritySpell

    VeritySpell is a unique spellchecker capable of correcting serious spelling mistakes, mistakes involving confusable words and simple grammar mistakes in English texts.

    Logo of Orbi writer

    OrbiWriter

    Oribi Writer is an iPad app with spellchecking and Text-to-Speech. Oribi Writer is the ultimate app for people who need language and spelling support while they write. The app is a word-editor and contains a unique spellchecker and grammar checker.

    Small, rectangular device with two U.S. standard sockets on the top face.

    iClick

    iClick allows you to turn electrical appliances on and off wirelessly using a free of charge app on your iPad using the iClick app, available from the App Store.

    Various models of keyboards with built-in trackpads. Three models resemble a standard keyboard, but include medium-to-large sized trackpads embedded on the right-hand side. The fourth model is smaller, with angled corners rather than rectangular corners. Its keys are smaller than standard, and its small, built-in trackpad is on the upper left-hand side. It has two built-in red "legs" for standing up the device. One model is white; the other three are black.

    Keyboard with Trackpad (Generic)

    May offer greater accessibility for individuals with short upper limbs or limited reach.

    A person on the webcam screen with computer lines outlining eyebrows and mouth.

    Smyle Mouse

    A next-gen head mouse with face gesture control via a simple webcam.  Move the mouse with gentle head motions; click, scroll and drag by smiling or dwell. No stickers-on-face, sip-and-puff or head switches are required. Hands-free mouse control.

    A small domed device with three sensors at its base.

    NeuroNode Trilogy

    A wearable EMG assistive technology device that is small, non-invasive, wireless. It gives those with ALS/MND, spinal cord injury, or any other condition causing paralysis and loss of speech a connection to the world.

    A flatbed scanner device with a touch panel control on the front side and a clear tray to prop up books and other texts while they are being scanned.

    Auto-Lektor (Various Models)

    Portable text to speech reading devices.

    White handheld magnifier with red accents, next to a black zipper case.

    LED Stand Magnifiers (Various Models)

    Small magnifier devices with built-in bright LED lights.