Device Roundup: February 2024
Here’s a roundup of exciting devices that have been recently added to our Assistive Device library.
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“Thank you for your assistance and support,” Andrew says. “Without your support for the hearing aids, I may not have been able to continue my career as a Truck Driver due to safety issues and licensing requirements.”
Lookout is an assisted vision app created by Google. It uses your smartphone’s camera in conjunction with powerful AI to capture and describe the world around you.
Today, Roy uses a computer to manage the administrative tasks for his music career, and to work on his weekly radio show — doing audio editing, script writing, making the playlists, and research. He uses the JAWS screen reader to navigate the various programs on his computer.
Action Blocks is a tool that allows users to create accessible shortcuts through their smartphone, making it even easier for persons with disabilities or cognitive differences to fully utilize their device.