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High-tech assistive, adaptive and accessibility aids for children and adults with disabilities and special needs.

Disability Related WWW-sites

Links to Speech Recognition Resources

We are people with hearing loss too. We strive to offer all of the best in technology and knowledge. Inside our store, you will find FM systems, infrared systems, loop systems, vibrating and flashing alerts, Hearing aid maintenance, information about complying with the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) and daily living aids. We offer devices that help you even if you don't use hearing aids. You'll also find articles and pamphlets that speak about living with a hearing loss. In fact we offer a paper on how to successfully be fitted with hearing aids. Best of all, we promote telecoil technology!

COMPIC is an effective communication resource created and developed in Australia. It does not rely on reading the written word, hearing a word nor speaking a word. Rather, it is a library of clear and easily understood drawings, called pictographs, which convey information. The initial use of the pictographs was as an augmentative communication system. The innovative ways parents, teachers and therapists have used these pictographs, has helped to increase awareness of the benefits of visual resources. COMPIC is now recognised as being valuable in general applications throughout schools, hospitals and the community.

Adaptive Technology refers to any product or software program that has been developed or modified to make it accessible for the blind and vision impaired. This category of equipment is generally so specialised that it is not available from mainstream retail outlets. It could include something as simple as a talking calculator through to an ultra sophisticated Braille terminal with refreshable Braille cells. In short, any mechanical, electrical or computerised product specifically designed for a vision impaired person.

Providing technical aid to persons with disabilities

Ability Technology, located in Sydney, Australia, specialising in improving the productivity of ability challenged people through technological solutions.

Achievable Concepts. Adapted Recreation and Sporting Equipment for disabled.