Augmentative Alternative Access
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Tecla (external link) is a Bluetooth enabled single-switch device for quadriplegics. Tecla is an assistive device that gives people with upper-body mobility impairments the ability to fully access smart devices and technology –– at a fraction of the cost of traditional assistive devices.
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Adults with speech and mobility disabilities have limited communication options when away from home. Although research in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) has grown, there remain significant issues. Radials, a customizable mobile communication device for users with speech and mobility disabilities, integrates machine learning and context-sensitive technologies to provide novel ways for single-switch users to access communication structures used in typical conversations.