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    Operating System

    Verbally voice settings offering male and female voices and British accents.

    Verbally

    A comprehensive Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) app for the iPad. Verbally brings speech to those without and enables real conversation with its simple, intuitive design. Users can tap in what they want to say and Verbally speaks for them.

    Goread app icon showing the shape of a light gray computer key with a slightly curled lower right edge similar to a page. Written on the square are the words "Go Read" in blue. The letter o in Go has radiating from it 3 curved arches in blue, dark blue and orange similar to sound waves.

    Go Read

    A free, open-source ebook reader for Android. Go Read is optimized for visually-impaired readers and usable by anyone. The app connects directly to online libraries, like Bookshare, and allows you to download and listen to eBooks in seconds.

    GazeTalk menu with large buttons for setup, exit, write, media, web, email, alarm, dasher, and minimize.

    GazeTalk

    A predictive text-entry system with speech output for severely disabled people that has a restricted on-screen keyboard with an ambiguous layout. The main reason for using such a keyboard layout is that it enables the use of an eye tracker with a low spatial resolution. 

    A turquoise-colored on-screen keyboard with a small drop-down list of words in the upper-right corner.

    MagicKeyboard

    On-screen keyboard software that allows the user to control the computer and can be used for alternative communication.

    On-screen keyboard arranged by alphabet with 9 function keys in the middle. Two of these keys have a picture of a man with the word "speak", and 4 keys are bright green. The mouse is pointing at a blue key and the bar at the bottom shows the text that is being written.

    Midas Touch

    A free onscreen keyboard program for Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, or XP that is designed to be used with any head-controlled access technology.

    A window with a blue background and simply drawn colorful pictures of food items like rice, pizza, bread, and a girl who is gesturing.

    Virginia helps the disabled

    An Android communication software app for a tablet or smartphone. It uses symbolic icons with voice output.

    Black text pasted onto a yellow background with menu options to the right.

    iCee Better

    An app to see a text better when reading, read faster and understand what a user reads.

    Metallic gray box attached to black neck loop wire; in the front there is big black switch and five multipurpose LEDs on the left side, with volume up and down buttons.

    HearIt Mobile

    HearIt Mobile is a user-friendly, wireless neck loop for use with Bluetooth mobile phones.

    Sounds app on mobile phone screen showing image menu of sounds.

    205 Sounds (Android tablet)

    An app that has lots of everyday sounds in nine categories (animals, household, human, musical instruments, tools, transport, phonics and others). Each sound plays with its associated image, and the user can move back and forth through all the images and sounds by swiping the screen or pressing the back or forward arrows. 

    A white and dark orange striped banner with a speaker phone icon on the left and the company name across the banner.

    Adgangforalle.dk

    Adgangforalle.dk is a free, Danish language, remote control software for those who are word blind or who have difficulty reading. The software reads aloud any text in an e-mail, word processor, or on a website.

    Free standing document camera.

    Zoom-Ex

    An instant book-to-speech multi-tasking tool for multi-tasking users.

    AAC board on a computer screen with simply drawn icons. For example, a finger is drawn pointing to ABC, or to 123, a side view of a head with lines radiating from an open mouth, an analog clock face, a pair of lips, etc.

    pVoice

    An application designed for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). Disabled people who cannot speak and have very little physical mobility to operate a normal mouse and/or keyboard can use pVoice by selecting photos or symbols to generate speech output.

    A device that looks like a flatbed scanner with a control panel in front and.a camera arm positioned above the scanner.

    SARA CE

    A self-contained scanning and reading appliance for people who are blind or have low vision and is designed to be easy to use by people with no computer experience.

    A window of the toolbar which reads, "The line comes down, the finger goes across. Use a single switch/key to control both."

    CrossScanner

    CrossScanner is a 1-2 switch mouse emulator. 

    Various models of neckloops. They resemble long, corded necklaces with small-to-medium-sized electronic devices on the end. They have small menu buttons. One model shown has a small, round microphone attached via cord. Two devices are black; one is silver and black.

    Neckloop (Generic)

    Wearable necklace that pairs with a device (phone, TV, etc.) and magnetically transmits the sound from that device to the wearer's cochlear implants or hearing aids for easier hearing.

    Small, rectangular box with three cable ports on its side and a vertical mouth tube tethered to a white cord that is attached at the center of the top face.

    QuadJoy 3

    A USB and Bluetooth mouth operated joystick providing an interface to computers and mobile devices for users unable to manipulate a hand-held mouse.

    Genlyd 2.0 and Phrase-it software DVD's with animation on top and logo on bottom.

    Genlyd 2.0 / Phrase-it 2.0

    An alternative communication program from Windows. The program has many colorful and realistic environmental drawings and icons, as well as a functionality that makes it easy to customize the content of the individual user.

    A white rectangular device with the evoMouse logo and a tracking camera on the top right corner.

    evoMouse

    A device that allows mouse control functions by using movements of only 1 or 2 fingers to make gestures; it doesn't require pushing around a physical object. EvoMouse may help reduce repetitive stress injuries and help users who are not able to use a traditional mouse to access a computer.

    A long, rectangular device with four four plastic inserts, each with a communication option on it.

    Scan4

    A scanning version of the 4Talk4 classroom speech output device that is designed to be used as an introduction to scanning. It features four large, colored buttons, each with its own message.

    Herbor logo of a yellow smiling radiating sun filling up a shape of a house next to a desktop monitor with a light blue screen and text.

    Herbor

    An internet-based communication system is for people who are unable to use a regular email program and social media like Facebook due to a developmental disability or brain injury. 

    Sicom logo

    Conference

    Conference makes it easier for hearing impaired people to attend meetings at work or at home. Two microphones, an amplifier and a telescope are built into an elegant conference folder that the user places on the table in front of themselves.

    A standard black, wired mouse with scroll wheel and switch input on the left side.

    Switch Adapted Mouse with 1 Port (Various Models)

    Switch-adapted mouse with one port, available with or without left click capabilities.

    COBRA 11 software packing, including two red and white branded discs with packaging, both of which spell out COBRA in braille.

    COBRA 11 (Various Models)

    Software that simplifies working with Windows 7, 8 and 10, Vista or Windows XP for computer users who are blind or visually impaired. It provides important information from the computer screen in speech, braille, or magnified form.

    Square orange logo with scripted ABC written in a pyramid shape in the middle.

    WoDy

    A text predictor for all ages featuring reading and exam functions and extensive correction options with text-to-speech technology and symbols, illustrations, and example sentences to help users with word choice and text comprehension.

    A view of the screen that allows the user to choose the text that is to be read.

    Kobaspeech 4

    A program that combines voices so that they are recognized by a screen reader.