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Voice Recognition is a software for the computer that allows a person to speak to the computer through a mic to dictate what writing is input onto the computer. This is useful for people who find it difficult to type words, people with dyslexia, or people who can't type due to disabilities. This can be used on any kind of technical device.
http://www.hi2u.org/Dyslexic/Wha_%20is_voice.htm

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AbleNet Impulse system can help people with  amputated, paralyzed or impaired limbs communicate. Impulse replaces the traditional keyboard and mouse with a small device fitted to the user's skin that uses electromyography technology to sense, amplify and transmit the small electrical impulses sent from the brain to the muscle. http://www.emptech.info/product_details.php?ID=2528

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This specialized computer trey is very useful for those who find it difficult to balance the keyboard or for someone who doesn’t have much space for a desk. With this shelf, people can pull a chair up and type on the keyboard and they can change the height of the trey so they can type where they are comfortable. This can be useful for people who have any muscle problems or bone problems with their body as they would be able to relax their arms while typing.

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Textual cues are basically illustrations. It's text next to an image, explaining the images and what is going on inside of the image, much like an illustration.

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On screen keyboards are possible to use on computers, phones, tablets and many other similar devices. They are often used by people who find it difficult to type on the real keyboard and people who find it easier to type on screen.
http://www.howtogeek.com/240288/how-to-use-the-on-screen-keyboard-on-windows-7-8-and-10/

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Ease Of Access is a program on windows that helps people with different things. Ease of Access can make your screen larger, hear text from the screen and much more. It’s useful for people who have a disability, such as vision problems, hearing problems and if they find it difficult typing on the keyboard.
https://www.petenetlive.com/KB/Article/0000462

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Specialized Computer Chairs:

Computer chairs can be specialized for any kind of need. This often helps people with disabilities, such as people with back problems, shoulder problems, leg problems or many other physical problems with their bodies to sit up straight and work at the computer without being in too much pain.

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Puff-Suck Switch

Puff-Suck switch is a tube placed in someone’s mouth connected to a switch. They can either turn the switch on or off by puffing into the tube or sucking into the tube.

http://www.teach-ict.com/as_a2_ict_new/ocr/AS_G061/312_software_hardware/specialist_hwsw/miniweb/pg2.htm

https://sites.google.com/site/inputoutput104/devices-for-disabled-people/puff-suck-switch-and-foot-mouse

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Camera mouse:

Camera mouse is a downloadable program designed for those with disabilities. The camera mouse works by having a camera on the computer, facing the person who is control. They just have to move their head and the mouse on the screen will move in the direction their head moved it.

http://www.cameramouse.org/about.html

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Joy Sticks:
Joy sticks are were often used for gaming on computers and consoles. They can be used as a cursor controller on computers. In games, they are mainly used to pilot aircraft's.

http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/joystick

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Predictive Text:

Predictive text is more common on tablet computers and mobile phones. Predictive text allows words to be entered by only typing a few letters of the word. This allows people to type fast and helps those who struggle with typing. People who find it hard to type will often be slow, however with predictive text, they can start to type faster.

http://www.teach-ict.com/gcse_new/computer%20systems/disability_accessibility/miniweb/pg8.htm

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http://www.orin.com/access/sip_puff/
A puff-sip switch is where a tube is placed in a person’s mouth. They will either sip or blow into the tube, which will turn a switch the tube is connected to, on or off. The switch is usually connected to a computer. It is useful for those who have little movement in their body.

http://www.teach-ict.com/gcse_new/computer%20systems/disability_accessibility/miniweb/pg2.htm

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A foot mouse is used by those who have little or no control is their hands or arms. A foot mouse is very similar to a normal mouse, it can select and search through programs on the computer. Foot mice have two parts, one used for selecting, the second is to control the cursor.

http://www.teach-ict.com/gcse_new/computer%20systems/disability_accessibility/miniweb/pg3.htm

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A braille keyboard is a device a person can connect to the computer via blue tooth. This keyboard is mainly used by those who are visually impaired. Once they have entered the text from the keyboard, it will be sent to the computer.

http://www.teach-ict.com/as_a2_ict_new/ocr/AS_G061/312_software_hardware/specialist_hwsw/miniweb/pg5.htm