Companies in the Assistive technology industry

Microsoft is an American multinational technology company that develops, manufactures, licenses, supports, and sells computer software, consumer electronics, personal computers, and related services.

Google is a technology company best known for its search engine. It was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California.

Amazon is a multinational technology company focusing in e-commerce and cloud computing.

Sphero is an educational toy company founded in 2010 by Ian Bernstein.

Ava is a San Francisco-based company founded in 2014 by Thibault Duchemin.

Aira is a computer vision connected devices virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) company developing tools for the visually impaired. Aira.IO is a wearable device to help the visually impaired gain more mobility and independence.

A software company that uses artificial intelligence to create a platform that aids visually impaired people in navigating their way through situations that require the use of vision. It is located in Delft, Netherlands and was founded in 2017.

Perkins School for the Blind is a blind school in massachusetts founded in 1832.

OrCam is a company developing and manufacturing a wearable device to aid the blind and visually impaired.

OrCam's mission is to harness the power of artificial vision by incorporating pioneering technology into a wearable platform which improves the lives of individuals who are blind, visually impaired, and have reading difficulties.

Voiceitt is a company founded in 2012 by Danny Weissberg, Sara Smolley and Stas Tiomkin.

Talk To Me Technologies was founded in 2006... We wanted to provide speech devices in a new way, but by using basic sense: our sales staff is comprised of Speech Language Pathologists who put their clinical expertise first and are led by the depth of their own knowledge and not by profit differentials from one device over another. Clients benefit from the simple notion of being matched with a speech device that works for them and not the other way around. Because of this, abandonment of the device is extremely rare, client satisfaction is high, healthcare expenses are minimized and we get to keep loving what we do. It's impossible to tell you who we are without explaining our emphasis on clients. Our culture sets our mission and reflects in our daily work, leads to the extra mile and informs our own job satisfaction. We understand insurance and we get it right! Insurance rules change, but our success with getting devices covered is steady. We know exactly what it takes to obtain payment from sources like Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance. We proudly boast a 5 year-running 96% clean insurance-claims rate, which means 96% of the time we get claims paid from insurance - the first time. Compare this to the 44% industry average* and you'll understand why we feel our investment in research and efficiency puts us at the top of our game. Our clients are satisfied! A total of 133 client satisfaction surveys were received and tallied in 2015 adding up to an overall client satisfaction rating of 92.5% for 2015.

Westminster Technologies offers a wide range of specialized assistive technology solutions. We offer AT Evaluations, Consulting, and Professional Development. Our product lines include the TAPit, ProxTalker, Skoog, Beamz, and a wide variety of computer access tools. Visit us at www.westminstertech.com or call us at 844.881.2088.

AngelSense Inc. provides advanced GPS safety and personal location tracking solutions specifically designed for autism and special needs that are also used for dementia patients. In addition to providing maximum safety, the AngelSense solution has built-in features to assist with transitions, independence, employment, health & well-being.

Edmentum is a provider of online, mobile, and software-based education products, including interactive instructional and testing platforms with curriculum, instructional management, and assessment tools for instructors.

The leader in enhanced vision, eSight helps people to See New Possibilities. Clinically-proven, eSight is a Class-1 medical device used by thousands of people with macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and more. Designed for all of life's daily activities, eSight combines best visual acuity and unmatched mobility to empower wearers to advance in school, work, and life.

Ginger Software is a company founded in 2008 by Yael Karov.

PlayShifu is an EdTech company that provides teaching and learning tools for kids aged 4 to 12.

Kurzweil Education is a company founded in 1996.

Forbes AAC is an industry leader in providing innovative augmentative communication devices. Our revolutionary AAC Devices are built for purpose and engineered from the ground up to meet the real world needs of people with communication disorders. This focus in AAC has paved the way for several industry breakthroughs. We manufacture the ProSlateTM, the world's first iOS based AAC device and the PC based WinSlateTM with optional Enable EyesTM, eye tracking module. The ProSlate and WinSlate devices come with the FlexABLE® handle and stand. Both devices can use virtually any AAC application. The WinSlate has many mounting options including those for wheelchairs and hospital style beds as well. Other products include the SoundPODTM, mounted or wearable speaker module, the CoreWordTM application and PersonifyTM Voice Recording System. Forbes AAC has a complete line of Environmental Controls that utilize several custom access methods. Our devices help clients 'Access the Power of Voice'.

21st century assistive technology for blind & low vision students. Tablet or laptop, SuperNova's agile magnification is crystal clear, with THE best touchscreen access.

Tréxō Robotics is a company designing and building wearable robotic technology helping children with disabilities to walk.

Tobii Dynavox, part of Tobii Technology Group, is the global market leader in AAC, helping individuals with speech and communication impairments lead more independent lives.

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Founded in 2014, Cognixion aims to develop products that facilitate communication for people with speech pathologies, and other communication difficulties, through artificial intelligence and augmented reality. The company's first software product, an app called Speakprose, is currently available for iOS devices. Cognixion is also working on several other technologies, including brain control interfaces.