from local to international high and low end technologies

1. Cognitive Impairment
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES

2. Perception
 Difficulty understanding
speech (receptive aphasia).
This condition prevents the
person from being able to
understand words that are
spoken.

3. Expression
 Difficulty producing
written and spoken
language.

4. Memory
 Short term and long term
memory deficits can cause a
person to forget specific
tasks. Procedural memory lost
can affect a person’s ability to
learn new manual tasks such as
tying shoes.

5. Processing
 Attention and staying on tasks
capacity may be diminished, affecting
many aspects of work and daily living
activities.
 Poor organization and sequencing
creates difficulty with
spelling, grammar and sentence
structure.

6. Assistive Technologies
Technology for Overcoming Challenges
Associated with Distraction, Memory
Loss, Ability to Organize, and Task
Completion

7. Pioneer Noise Cancellation
Earphones
Technology for Augmenting Memory Loss

8. Pioneer Noise Cancellation Earphones
Pioneer Noise Collection Earphones provide
a person with a masking noise to help block
out sound distractions.

9. Glass Reducing Sound
Partitions
Technology for Augmenting Memory Loss

10. Glass Reducing Sound Partition
Putting partitions around a work area or a
room can reduce distractions. This Glass
Reducing Sound Partition can actually
prevent sounds outside the room because of
its thick glass.

11. Picture Planner
Technology for Supporting Organizational Skills

12. Picture Planner
Picture Planner allows persons with
developmental and cognitive disabilities to
conceptualize and manage their own
planning and scheduling.

13. Minder Personal Alarm Clock
With Power Supply
Technology for Supporting Organizational Skills

14. Minder Personal Alarm Clock With Power Supply
Record up to (6) of Your OWN Alarm
Messages. Timer, alarm
clock and dates all of these are the features
of Minder Personal Alarm Clock With Power
Supply that can be set to ring when a task
needs to begin, finish, or change.

15. VCT Software Training CD
Technology for Supporting Organizational Skills

16. VCT Software Training CD
This VTC course provides an overview of the
most robust and powerful open-source
vector illustration program operating
systems and is available for Windows and
Mac based systems. In this video training
course, you will learn everything you need to
know about getting started with Inkscape.

17. 5.CLUTCH TOQUE
Remove and clean accumulated
dirt’s.

18. Clarity P400
Technology for Augmenting Memory Loss Skill

19. Clarity P400
 Clarity P-400 have large speed
dial buttons that have spaces for
symbols or photos that represent
telephone numbers. This feature is
useful for people who cannot read
well or who have memory problems.

20. TTY
Technology for Augmenting Memory Loss

21. TTY
TTYs are small telephone devices
for people with memory problems to
keep track of conversations. It can
provide a printed display of the
telephone conversation. The printer
model allows the user to print and
keep a copy of the conversation to
review later if necessary.

22. PDA
Technology for Augmenting Memory Loss

23. PDA
Personal Data Assistants (PDAs) can
be used to store phone
numbers, dates, and daily
reminders. PDAs offer a portable
solution for keeping
appointments, reminders, and
contact information for family and
friends close at hand.

24. Assistive Technologies
Technology for Daily Living

25. Electric-eye faucets
Kitchen Devices

26. Electric-eye faucets
Electric-eye faucets turn the water
on when they sense a person’s hands
in the sink, and turn the water off
when the hands are removed.

27. Welch Allyn OAE Hearing Screener
Medication Devices

28. Welch Allyn OAE Hearing
Screener
 The Welch Allyn OAE Hearing Screener
produces information about a patient’s
auditory system using Otoacoustic
emissions. Otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) are
sounds given off by the inner ear when the
cochlea is stimulated by a sound. By inserting
a small probe into the ear canal, these nearly
inaudible sounds can be measured and results
can be viewed and analyzed.

29. Medication reminder devices
Medication Devices

30. Medication reminder devices
 This state of the art electronic pillbox
has all the features anyone will ever
need and with its 8 alarms & 8 tablet
compartments it is especially useful
for Parkinson's patients or anyone
who needs to take frequent doses of
medication.

31. Assistive Technologies
Technology for Improving Safety and
Security

32. Electronic alarms
Monitoring and surveillance devices

33. Electronic alarms
Electronic alarms can be hung on the
metal doorknob of any non-metal door.
If anyone touches the knob, the alarm
sounds. Baby monitors can be used to
monitor rooms. Wireless doorbells used
in businesses can be put on the
bedroom.

34.  Monitoring and
surveillance devices
 Fire and smoke alarms
 Water safety
 Phones and pagers

35. Motion Detectors
Monitoring and surveillance devices

36. Motion Detectors
that make a noise when they are moved
can also be used. Motion detectors can
alert someone when a family member is
sleepwalking or wandering. Motion
sensitive

37. Gate alarms
Aids to Limit Access

38. Gate alarms
 Gate alarms can be installed
to alert someone if the gate
has been opened.

39. Pool Alarms
Aids to Limit Access

40. Pool Alarms
If someone or something falls
or drops into the pool, the
alarm goes off.

41. Hand Rails
Stabilizing Aids

42. Hand Rails
 Handrails work for people who get
dizzy, have coordination problems, or
walk with difficulty.

43. Grab Bars
Stabilizing Aids

44. Grab Bars
 Can be used to help people stand and
walk

45. Philippines

46. Planner
Philippines

47. Planner
 Daily planner can help organize daily
and monthly activities.

48. Sticky Notes
Philippines

49. Sticky Notes
 Post-it note makes it easy to place
your list in a convenient location like
your computer monitor or desk. You
want something you can easily refer
to throughout the day that will
constantly remind you of your goals
despite daily distractions and
interruptions.

50. Tape Recorder
Phillipines

51. Tape Recorder
A task can be broken down into its
component steps and an audio
recording can be created outlining
these steps. This recording can be used
to guide the person through work and
can be repeated until the task is done.

52. Timers
Philippines

53. Timers
 Simple timers can be set to remind an
individual that the stove is on or the
cake is done. These devices can also
give reminders to lock the door, take
medicine, or call a loved one.

54. Heavy coffee cups with large handles
Phillipines

55. Heavy coffee cups with large
handles
There are low-tech devices that give
support and reduce accidents and
frustration. Heavy coffee cups with
large handles and wide bottoms are less
likely to be tipped.

56. Big pens
Phillipines

57. Big pens
Heavier pen will not fly out of
someone’s hand as easily as a regular
pen.

58. ID
Phillipines

59. ID
Some individuals have a tendency to
get disoriented and wander. These
individuals should wear or carry some
type of ID. The ID should include their
name, address, and telephone number.

60. end

62. edibles like sugar pudding

63. toothpaste eye drops
shampoo are
color coded
yellow

64. Change alternating dark tiles with
water-proof paint or contact paper
that can be removed later without
damaging the floor

65. Be attentive to the alerting
signals that family pets provide
regarding visitors and emergency
situations.

66. When mirrors present
difficulties, remove them, place
something in front of them, turn
them around, or cover them with
contact paper or water-based
tempera paint

67. Increase lighting in
shadowed areas such as
closets or showers

68. Trim outside bushes and light
walkways to eliminate places
where someone "could be
hiding."

69. Use clear shower curtains

70. Place benches or chairs
next to outside doorways