Assistive Technology - Hearing Impairment 

UbiDuo

• UbiDuo is most often used by deaf, hard of hearing and hearing people to communicate with each other.
  
  
• It is a neutral conduit through which two persons can easily, quickly and simultaneously communicate in real-time with each other.
  
  
• Each pair of UbiDuo connect to each other via bluetooth.
  
  
• Offers a fully functional QWERTY keyboard.

C-Print

• C-Print is a computer base speech-to-text (captioning) technology for the deaf 
  
  
• It allows typed information from captionist to display simultaneously on a second laptop for students to read during class.
  
  
• The captionist and student's C-Print computer can connect to each other via WIFI.
  
  
• Reduces the need for sign language interpreters.

Pocketalker

• Pocketalker produces clear and distinct sounds so as to enhance one-on-one and group communication  
  
  
• It allows for the amplification of sounds upto 40dB
  
  
• Portable and easy to use device and compatible with 3.5mm headphone jack
  
  
• Operates on 2 AAA batteries.

Motiva Personal Amplification and FM System

• It provides hearing assistance when background noise or distance from the sound source makes listening difficult 
  
  
• Personal FM system includes T36 transmitter, R36 receiver with sensitive environmental microphone, lapel microphone, and earbud.
  
  
• It has an ergonomic design with no-slip rubberized sides 
  
  
• It also has an operating range of up to 150 feet.

Phonak Roger Pen

• This hard of hearing device is a discreet wireless microphone that delivers superior speech-in-noise and over distance performance 
  
• Microphone settings automatically adjust to noise levels and speakers around user
  
  
• Allow students to users to understand up to 62% more in noise and over distance compared to people with no hearing loss.
  
  
• User friendly and easy to set-up for daily use.