Top Assistive Technologies People With Disabilities Need

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Top Assistive Technologies People With
Disabilities Need
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• Assistive technologies have taken over the market
  significantly. These are highly useful for those
  with motor disabilities. Hence, if you have
  someone with any kind of physical disability and
  want them to live a more independent and
  comfortable life, here is something you need to
  know. Explore.

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Do you know more than 6.8 million Americans are
dealing with physical disabilities?

• These people become dependent on others for
  handling their daily tasks. Thankfully, there are
  a number of assistive devices which can help them
  become more independent. With these devices, they
  will be able to perform their daily tasks with
  ease. For instance, a wheelchair will not only
  bring a newfound sense of freedom, but also allow
  them to move across the room and home without
  calling anyone else for help.

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Cleaning Robots

• Now cleaning the house gets
  easier. Yes, it is possible for you to sit on a
  wheelchair and use a vacuum efficiently. Cleaning
  can be done under the chairs, beds, and even
  couches without a few fancy attachments. One of
  the most popular cleaning technologies includes
• Vacuum Robot a classic home-cleaning robot
  option which work quite well on carpets. It is a
  dirt-munching body which can be used for every
  available surface.
• Floor Mopping Robot also termed as ferocious
  scrubbers as it is nearly identical in operation
  to the vacuum robot. The difference is that it
  contains a water reservoir to scrub clean the
  hardwood, linoleum or tile floors.

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Smart Home Assistants

• Digital assistants such as Google Home and
  Amazons Echo are other useful additions. These
  can make life more wireless and decrease the
  amount of time spent fidgeting with a phone or
  computer. Hence, if you have someone at home with
  limited use of arms or hands, these can do
  wonders. Talking with the virtual assistants like
  a real person, with a response like a normal
  person, will certainly help handling routine
  tasks.

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Assistive Computer Gadgets

• For those who have problem with their hands,
  might have some difficulty in using a computer.
  However, there are plenty of gadgets and
  accessibility options such as computer mounts
  which can be attached to their wheelchair to
  allow them to handle the device at any height.
  Plus, there are many apps which offer
  accessibility options to refine the user's
  experience for people with disabilities. Several
  options like voice-to-text typing, oversized mice
  and keyboards, digital readers, and eye-tracking
  computer systems are also available.

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Smart Watches

• For the people with some disabilities, it
  is important to stick to a certain schedule for
  different things like medication or exercises. In
  such cases, smartwatches can synchronize with
  their smartphone and keep track of their
  schedules automatically. Plus, these will let you
  know when its time to do something, wherever
  they are. As these are synced up with the phone,
  they will be able to screen calls, emails, and
  messages without having to fumble through their
  pockets every time.

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