Student Resources - Assistive Technology Hardware

 CCTV

Monitors

Desktop magnifiers, or CCTV’s (closed circuit televisions), are ideal for low vision users. They use a camera to project a magnified image onto a monitor. The cameras are equipped with a zooming technology (either manual or automatic) that allows the user to set specific magnification and focus between the item being viewed and the videos monitor.

Adaptive Keyboards

Adaptive Mice

Adaptive computer mice are ideal for users who cannot type with a standard mouse. We have a few different types of computer mice, including a vertical mouse, Logitech rollerball mice and others. 

Perkins Braillers

The most widely used mechnical braille writer in the world since its invention in 1951. Braille output conforms to American National Library Service for the Blind Size and Spacing Standard. We have multiple units in stock. 

Ubiduo 2

Wireless text-based communication device where both individuals type in real time and can convey emotions with their facial expressions. Hinge technology holds the two halves securely in place for easy transportation, and its 8-hour battery life ensures you won’t be left stranded in the middle of those important conversations. This unit is only for use in the ACE (Accessibility Center for Education, building 2400).

Roger Phonak Pen

Roger Pen transmits ambient audio directly into your ears. The system consists of three main elements:  your hearing aid, Roger receivers and a Roger Pen. Can also be used for phone calls and used in conjunction with the 

Victor Reader VIBE Kit

Victor Reader Vibe is an older model Daisy player designed for the visually impaired and print disabled. Plays MP3s and audio CDs. We have multiple units in stock.