Braille Displays : Seika Mini
16 cell Braille Displays with Notetaking Features; Easy access with wireless bluetooth connectivity – allows you to operate the computer from and display information on Seika mini
List of assistive devices
Plextalk Vachak – Digital talking Book Player and Recorder
Plextalk Vachak Hindi and English TTS- Digital talking Book Player and Recorder. The “DAISY OK” Designation denotes conformance to the DAISY standard.
PLEXTALK PTR2 – Take audio books and music with you
PLEXTALK PTR2 is the digital talking book recorder, specially designed for the people with visually impaired. You can play DAISY2.0/2.02 audio books, and also record and edit in CD-R/RW and CF card.
PLEXTALK Pnt2 – DAISY Player
The online DAISY player for the visually impaired. Recording media: 2GB Internal Memory – DAISY online – Web radio streaming – Podcast downloading – blue tooth – palyback – recording onto media – CD – SD Card – USB
PLEXTALK Linio Pocket
Recording media: 8GB Internal Memory – DAISY online – Web radio streaming – Podcast downloading – palyback – DAISY recording with mic – recording onto media – CD – Internal memory – SD Card – USB – DAISY editable software
Agate Infotek – Assistive Technology and Accessibility
Agate Infotek works the Assistive Technology and Accessibility way to help children and adults with special needs. To create awareness on assistive tools, adaptive devices, software, adaptive methods, accessibility opportunities available today
HIMS Chat: iOS APP for Deaf Blind Communicator
HIMS Chat is an application designed to facilitate face-to-face communication between a Deaf-Blind person and a sighted person
Smart Gloves turn sign language into vocalized speech
The project was presented at the Microsoft Imagine Cup competition in 2012 and won the first prize. Main idea is to translate sign language into speech.
e-Sullivan – Communicator for the Deaf Blind
e-Sullivan will help deaf-blind people to communicate by converting all types of printed materials into Braille.
Braille Mobile Phone
London-based firm OwnFone has released what it says is the world’s first Braille phone. The front and back of the phone is constructed using 3D printing techniques and can be customised.