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Atsushi Hirasugi
Speak in over 20 languages
Translate to multiple languages including Arabic, Czech, Danish, German, Greek, English variants, Spanish variants, Finnish, French variants, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch variants, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese
Angel David Ramirez Batalla
Learn chemistry concepts and test your knowledge
Learn about chemical elements through interactive quizzes on symbols, names, and atomic numbers. Explore applications and extreme facts. Retrieve element details by symbol, name, or number.
PayneBrain LLC
Practice with interactive games
Helps young learners master 350 through interactive activities. Users hear and see each word with spelling assistance. They identify missing letters, spell independently, and touch to listen.
Steven Troughton-Smith
Exchange images to communicate independently
A communication that uses images to encourage independent expression. Users select images to convey messages, set up custom scenes, and save frequently used phrases. Images can be customized or downloaded from a library.
Peter Easdown
Choose options, communicate clearly
Enable communication by selecting from customizable boards. Create and customize visual options for daily activities. Adjust button sizes for easier access. Use as a standalone tool or complement existing AAC devices.
球旺 李
Train visual search and focus
Helps users improve peripheral vision and speed reading. Users tap numbers in a to enhance visual search and attention. The tracks progress over time and encourages consistent practice to increase reading and recognition speed.
AAC Plus, Inc.
Explore 3D worlds to communicate
Offers customizable AAC communication with color-coded Spklets for message creation. Users can navigate 3D environments to interact and learn. Features include output, text-to-, and symbol-based communication. Sessions can be saved and reviewed.
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