Computer tools

Additional devices or software are used to enable, simplify or focus the use of the computer.

People with visual impairments can have texts read aloud or converted into braille. Motor impairments are compensated for by special input aids or programs.

Briefly explained: Important communication and orientation aids for people with visual impairments and blindness

Fields

Keyboards

Large field keyboards, small field keyboards, special constructions or special point markings are different types of keyboards. Show more

Aids for cursor control (mouse pointer)

Joysticks with trackballs, button mice or head mice are alternatives to conventional computer mice. Show more

Alternative input aids

Alternative means of control that are operated with the eyes, mouth or voice, for example, and replace the keyboard, mouse or joystick. Show more

Accessories for input aids

Accessories include autonomous word banks, word directories, multiports, cables or plug-in cards. Show more

Computer and monitor accessories

Computers can be permanently installed or portable, such as laptops, tablets, smartboards or data glasses. Privacy screens or mirror films guarantee undisturbed working. Show more

Output software, screen reader, voice output

This software enlarges texts or images and reads them aloud. It can be used in combination with a Braille display. Show more

Braille displays, Braille displays

Braille displays reproduce computer content in braille via a tactile field. Show more

Printer, Braille printer

Texts are printed on paper or punched in braille on special paper. Show more

Office and operating equipment

In addition to the technical equipment, the furniture must also be coordinated to ensure an ergonomic workplace that is suitable for disabled people. Product area: Workplace and vocational training