For hearing impairments, available assistive devices include hearing aids, cochlear implants, assistive listening devices (ALDs), and captioning services. These devices help amplify sound, provide alternative ways to access auditory information, and enhance communication.
Screen readers are software programs that convert text displayed on a computer screen into spoken words. They allow individuals with visual impairments to access and interact with digital content, including websites, documents, and emails, by reading the text aloud.
Yes, many assistive devices can be customized to fit the specific needs and preferences of the user. Customization can include adjusting the device's settings, choosing the appropriate size and fit, and selecting features that best support the user's abilities and goals.