The INDATA Project hosts FREE trainings on various aspects of assistive technology (AT). The INDATA Project will be hosting a FREE full day training on Friday September 20, 2013 at Easter Seals Crossroads on Assistive Technology for Aging and Arthritis. This event is helpful for anyone interested in learning about Assistive Technology that’s useful for people […]
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Clarity Fortissimo Remote Controlled Speakerphone
The Clarity Fortissimo Remote Controlled Speakerphone is useful for anyone with mobility challenges. This assistive technology device is a hands free remote controlled spearkerphone that is ideal for people with Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, or anyone dealing with a traumatic brain injury or other forms of paralysis. It is specifically designed for people with limited mobility, The Clarity Fortissimo remote […]
Block Letter Communicator
The Block Letter Communicator is a communication device for individuals who are deaf-blind. It’s an assistive technology device that is helpful for people who need to communicate with people who are sighted or have hearing. This small, lightweight device enables individuals who are deaf-blind and who do not know Braille to communicate with sighted individuals. […]
Fame Color Identifier for Milestone 312
The Fame add-on for Milestone 312 lets you use your book reader as a color identifier. This assistive technology device is useful for people who are Blind or have impaired vision. An integrated comparison feature lets you know if colors match. Fame is a precise color reader for Milestone 312. Its high quality detector can identify […]
Monday Tech Tip: ReadEasy Move
Jeremy Curry from GW Micro explains how the ReadEasy Move can be useful for people who are Blind or have low vision.
Coalition of E-reader Manufacturers Files Petition with the FCC
The Coalition of E-reader Manufacturers (which includes Amazon – makers of the Kindle – and Sony – which manufactures its own e-reader) filed a petition with the FCC recently. The petition, basically, seeks to exempt e-readers from FCC rules regarding advanced communications services as they apply to accessibility for people with disabilities. This means that […]