Hearing and vision AT

Hearing and Vision

Hearing and Vision

Tools for Life’s Hearing and Vision AT Lab helps people explore assistive technology designed to support greater independence for those who are Deaf, hard of hearing, blind, or have low vision. Through device demonstrations, equipment loans, and personalized consultations, our team helps individuals identify tools and solutions that make everyday activities, communication, and access to information easier.

Hearing

Alt text: A display of hearing-related assistive technology (AT) available in the Tools for Life lending library. Specific examples are described in the text below.
  1. A captioned phone and an amplified and flashing doorbell
  2. A home alert system
Alt text: A display of hearing-related assistive technology (AT) available in the Tools for Life lending library. Specific examples are described in the text below.
  1. A home alert system
  2. A vibrating and flashing alert system for cellphones
  3. A weather alert system and adapted headphones
  4. A WilliamSound Pocket Talker

Vision

Alt text: A display of vision-related assistive technology (AT) available in the Tools for Life lending library. Specific examples are described in the text below.
  1. A sample of vision-related AT including a desktop magnifier and full-page floor magnifier
  2. A document scanner
  3. A sample of digital magnifiers, including the Snow 12 and Luna 8
     
Alt text: A display of vision-related assistive technology (AT) available in the Tools for Life lending library. Specific examples are described in the text below.
  1. A Dot watch among other accessible devices for individuals with low vision including a talking book player and Victor Reader Stream
  2. An array of technology supports for low vision including an Orcam Read pen, pocket magnifiers, and a talking alarm clock
  3. Smart glasses (e.g., Orcam MyEye, Meta glasses, colorblind glasses)
Alt text: A display of vision-related assistive technology (AT) available in the Tools for Life lending library. Specific examples are described in the text below.
  1. A large print address book among other low-vision writing supports including letter and signature guides
  2. Bump dots among other supports for low vision including desk magnifiers and currency readers
  3. A sample of refreshable braille displays (e.g., Focus 40, BrailleNote Touch)
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