Looking for a way to turn your landline telephone into a voice-activated telephone? Vocally Freedom is a plug and play device that allows you to do just that! When Vocally is plugged in, users are able to use the phone without the need to press buttons, enter numbers, or hold a telephone receiver. Users can […]
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2019 Full Day Trainings Announced!
The INDATA Project hosts several full day trainings every year. Previous trainings covered information about how assistive technology can improve the lives of individuals with cerebral palsy, blindness and low vision, autism, and more. All of 2019’s trainings (except for one*) will be held at our Indianapolis location (4740 Kingsway Drive). Every training will be […]
Embr Wave – Personal Thermostat
Many individuals have a hard time regulating their body temperature; some people are always freezing, while others can overheat easily. Embr Wave is a wearable scientifically proven to help you feel cooler or warmer in minutes! The Embr Wave is, in sum, a temperature bracelet or personal thermostat. By warming or cooling your thermally sensitive […]
Basic Skills Board
Looking for a way for your child to practice dressing skills? Check out the Basic Skills Board. The Basic Skills Board is a dressing board that teaches children how to snap, zip, buckle, and tie. The board is ideal for young children as well as those with poor dexterity. It features large buttons, laces, and […]
Monday Tech Tip: Schweizer ERGO iMobile Handheld Magnifier
Joseph Chung from VFO shows us a Schweizer ERGO iMobile handheld magnifier for individuals with low vision. Check it out here: Click here to learn more about VFO and the low vision products they offer.
Educational Insights Teachable Touchables
Looking for something to help teach children about different textures? Check out Educational Insights Teachable Touchables. Young learners can build tactile awareness and vocabulary skills as they play with the different texture squares. Teachable Touchables comes with 20 texture squares in 10 different pairs. Each pillow is approximately 2 inches to 3 inches in size. […]