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Accessibility Devices - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Allows users to control a computer and dictate text using their voice
  - - - Software that enlarges the text and images on a screen, aiding users with low vision.
    - - Software that converts text on a screen into spoken words, helping visually impaired users navigate and understand digital content.
    - - Interfaces that use high contrast colours to make text and images more distinguishable for users with low vision.
    - - Converts written text into spoken words for visually impaired users.
    - - Optical character recognition software converts printed text into digital text that can be read aloud by screen readers.
  - - - Converts audio into written text
- - - - Allows users to interact with their devices without a physical keyboard, using a touchscreen or a virtual keyboard.
    - - Keyboards with larger keys make it easier for individuals with limited motor control to type.
    - - Plastic or silicon covers that fit over a standared keyboard to make the keys easier to press
    - - Devices worn on the head that allow users to control a computer by pointing to keys or objects on the screen
    - - Systems that allow users to control the cursor with their feet, useful for those who cannot use their hands
    - - A device that allows users to control the cursor with their feet, useful for those who cannot use their hands
    - - A device controlled by inhaling (sipping) or exhaling (puffing) into a tube, allowing users to interact with their computer
  - - - A keyboard that has braille characters, enabling visually impared users to type
    - - A printer that produces text in braille, allowing visually impared users to read printed material
    - - An electronic device that translates text on a screen into braille characters, allowing visually impared users to read text