Sensory Disability
Eye-tracking AAC systems where users select symbols or words by looking at a screen, producing speech for individuals with severe physical limitations.
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Sensory Disability
Electronic AAC devices or apps that produce spoken output using symbols, text, phrase banks, predictive text, or text-to-speech for users with limited speech.
Sensory Disability
Structured AAC method where users communicate by handing pictures or symbols to request or express needs, commonly used with autism or developmental delays.
Sensory Disability
Switch-access tools that let users operate AAC devices, computers, or wheelchairs through small movements, often combined with scanning systems.
Sensory Disability
Surgically implanted device that bypasses damaged inner ear structures and directly stimulates the auditory nerve to provide sound perception for severe to profound sensorineural hearing loss.
