The iClick is an innovative device that enables wireless control of electrical appliances and toys through an iPad.

Eye gaze technology is opening up exciting new ways for individuals with physical disabilities to interact with their environment.

Developing cause-and-effect understanding helps learners recognise that their actions can influence and control their environment.

Eye gaze technology is transforming classrooms, making learning more accessible for students with physical and communication challenges.

When selecting an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device for individuals with speech disabilities, two popular options come to mind: the BIGmack and the BIG Step-by-Step.

eyetuitive is more than just an eye tracker; it's a game-changer. As the world's smallest embedded eye tracker, it leverages cutting-edge AI and advanced hardware to deliver unparalleled accuracy and performance.

If you or someone you care for needs a way to interact with an iPad using switches, you're in the right place. There are several fantastic options available to help you harness the full potential of this amazing device.

Switch users need a wide range of learning materials to help develop their skills. These materials can also be used with a plasma screen or whiteboard, touch monitor or mouse.

Every learner learns differently, and some learners experience the world around them in a more intense way than others.

Giving a voice to every child is essential. For young learners struggling to communicate, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices can be transformative.