Assistive Technology Available at the Newman Library Circulation Desk
| ORCAM Reader–-this is a small handheld base unit attached to a camera on a non-prescribed glass frame. The user can take a picture of text and the device will begin to read the text. Earbuds & headphones are recommended during read-back. |  |
| Handheld Portable Video Magnifier—Used to magnify text on the written page. Background & text color can be changed to enhance contrast when viewing materials. |
Ruby 7 HD Video Magnifier |
| Handheld Portable Video Magnifier |
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| Orion TI-84 Plus Talking Graphing Calculator—all the functions of the calculator can be performed by a blind or low vision user. This is the standard TI-84 Plus calculator with the Orion unit integrated to make the calculator accessible and usable to a visually impaired individual. |  |
| Roger FM System –A transmitter & receiver pair designed for hard of hearing individuals. This device can be used for one-to-one communication as well as for communicating within a small group setting. |
Roger Pen |
| Roger FM System |
Roger Table Mic with Remote |
| Roger FM System |
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| Audio-Technica Noise-Cancelling Headphones |
Audio-Technica ATH-MSR7NC SonicPro High-Resolution |
Dell Latitude 5580: Software installed:
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iPad Wi-Fi 128GB with built-in assistive technology |
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13-inch MacBook Pro: Software installed:
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Refreshable Braille Display (32 Cell) Braille Input Device |
Focus 40 Blue Braille Display |
| UbiDuo—Pair of screens with integrated keyboards for real-tie face-to-face interaction |  |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 32GB -With built-in assistive technology. |
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| Victor Reader Stream–Used to amplify sound |  |
| Rock Adapted Joystick— Alternative to a standard mouse. |  |
| Wave Rollerball—Alternative to a standard mouse |  |
| Zoomtext Large Print Keyboard Black/White—Keyboard with oversized keys |  |
