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In the small rural town of Fullerton, Nebraska, home to around 1,500 residents, the local library plays a vital role in supporting the community. When we spoke with Laurel Marlatt, Director of the Fullerton Public Library, she emphasized her mission to ensure the library meets the needs of everyone, including those with vision loss.

  Overview The new Optelec ClearView C Full HD is a unique desktop video magnifier that is designed to improve your reading experience. With the Optelec ClearView C Full HD Speech - select your preferred reading voice and sit back, relax, and listen to documents as...

Convenient use The ClearView+’s smoothly sliding reading platform helps you to navigate around documents. On the ergonomic wrist pad you can rest your hands next to the controls while reading. The “one touch” brake instantly and effortlessly freezes the position of...

Designed for long lasting performance the BrailleSense 6 notetaker lets you speed through tasks and stay connected and productive all day.

The Maggie iVR is a revolutionary wearable device designed for individuals with low vision. Utilizing state-of-the-art virtual reality technology, it seamlessly integrates with the iPhone 16 Pro to provide enhanced visual clarity in real-time. I

Navigating your computer has never been more effortless – Logickeyboard's Large Print Keyboard is crafted to deliver a higher level of accessibility, making it an ideal choice for those with visual impairments and low vision. The large and boldly printed keys...

insideONE+ a Windows computer with an integrated 32-cell Braille display and Perkins-style keyboard for school and work

  Dragon Professional - One Dragon to Serve Them All From solo practitioners to global organizations, professionals in document-intensive industries have long relied on Dragon speech recognition to create high‑quality documentation faster and more efficiently....