Digital assistive technologies

Assistive technologies are designed to support the functional capabilities of people with disabilities. Some are low-tech and familiar, such as reading glasses, crutches, and hearing aids. Digital assistive technologies rely on more recent scientific and technological advances to help disabled people access digital services.

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• Text readers
• Screen readers
• Screen magnification
• Keyboards
• Switch access
• Physical pointers
• Eye and motion tracking
• Speech input