Talon Voice is speech recognition and voice control software that allows users to operate a computer entirely by voice. It is primarily used by people who cannot, or prefer not to, use a keyboard, mouse, or trackpad.
Voice access is the speech recognition and voice control technology created by Microsoft, and built-in to Windows 11 version 22H2.
Color contrast is the difference in brightness, saturation, and pigment of different elements of an image that make it more (or less) difficult to see.
A video magnifier is a tool that enlarges content on a screen to make it easier to read text or view an image, most often used by people with vision difficulties or low vision.
An assistive listening device is a piece of technology that aids in audio comprehension or enhances hearing aid functionality, most often used by people with hearing difficulties or partial deafness.
Tactile sign language is a form of communication that uses touch as the key mode of understanding and comprehension, most often used by those who are deafblind.
A Cochlear implant is a small device that stimulates the cochlear nerve to improve hearing capabilities, most often used by those with severe hearing loss or partial deafness.
Fingerspelling is a form of manual alphabet where someone uses their hands to sign a specific letter, most often used by people who are deaf.
An FM system is a type of assistive listening device that transmits speech directly from a specialized microphone into a hearing aid, used by people who have hearing aids.
Orca is the primary screen reader technology on the Linux platform, primarily used by those who are blind.