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Tessa, who is going to school for 3D modeling, was experiencing a repetitive strain injury — tendonitis — and back pain. Through WorkBC Assistive Technology Services, she received a number of important ergonomic accommodations.
After an accident, Denis has bilateral paralysis of both hands. He was looking to enroll in a computer course and wanted to make the transition between home and school.
“I can now function at a basic level, whereas before I was totally isolated and was going to lose my job.”
How to clean your Lipsync device: Advice from our R and D team on what solutions and products to use to ensure your safety.
The Bridge Communication app takes advantage of the iPads advanced built-in technology to provide a cheaper alternative to traditional AAC devices.