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Eagleeyes

EagelEye is for any individual who may have little to no muscular control, but can control the movement of their eyes. EagleEye is an innovative technology developed at Boston College that acts as a mouse replacement system. By placing five electrodes on the head of users, the program translates the signal received from the electrodes into the position of the mouse pointer on the screen.

Esight

eSight enables independence and choice for the legally blind as they engage in virtually all activities of daily living.

Ibrailler Braille Mobility Without The Keyboard

These days, many devices come with apps that allow for Braille typing, but most of these require the use of a Braille keyboard, which can be an expensive and cumbersome prospect. For iPhone and iPad users, though, that doesn’t have to be a problem, thanks to iBrailler.

Learn How To Make Font Size Bigger On Your Android And Iphone

The New York Times recently released an informative article on changing the font size on your iPhones and Android phones. This can better help users who have a hard time reading the default font size.

Methods For Notetaking Livescribe Smartpen And Sonocent

Thank you for coming to CATS Workshop! Below we pasted links to the presentation from: Methods for Notetaking: Livescribe Smartpen and Sonocent.

More Voiceover Supported Apps For Apple Devices

Voice over is known for being in the lead of Accessibility support for mobile devices and it continues to extend its reach in providing better accessible applications for its users with disabilities.

Nls Library Of Congress

The National Library Service (NLS) is a free braille and talking book library service for any resident of the United States or American Citizen living abroad with temporary or permanent low vision, blindness, or a physical disability that prevents them from reading or holding a printed page.