Guided search - Assistive Products
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Devices for helping a person to receive, send, produce and process information in different forms; Included are, e.g., devices for seeing, hearing, reading, writing, telephoning, signalling and alarming, and information technology.; Assistive products for office administration, information storage and management at work, see >28 21
Devices for helping two people to communicate with each other in the same space; Assistive products for voice production, see >22 09
Devices for face-to-face communication when speaking is not possible or is difficult; Included are, e.g., letter, picture, symbol and icon sets and boards.
Electronic devices that help direct communication; Included are, e.g., portable and non-portable digital electronic displays, paper, recorded and synthetic speech output equipment.
Software for producing messages for direct communication; Included is, e.g., embedded software that facilitates face-to-face communication.; Word processing software, see >22 12 24; Browser software and communication software, see >22 33 15
Products for training in, and learning, finger spelling, i.e. tactile communication for deaf blind persons.
Products for training in, and learning, sign languages, i.e. visual languages for deaf persons.
Products for training in, and learning, lip-reading. Included are, e.g. assistive products for training deaf and hard of hearing persons to understand what other persons say by watching the movement of their lips..
Products for training and learning vocal language supplemented by signing.
Assistive products for training in use of tactile symbols other than Braille
Included are assistive products for training the use of Bliss, icons, drawings, pictures, and other symbols for communication.
Products for teaching the Morse alphabet and training a person to use it. Assistive products for signalling, alarming and localization, see 22 29.
