Suraj Allie, Author at CUNY Assistive Technology Services

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Tecla-e

Tecla-e takes being mobile to a new level of breaking boundaries for assistive technology. The Tecla-e empowers individuals with disabilities who cannot independently use smart phones, tablets, computers or smart home technology with touchscreens and keyboard. The Tecla-e is a great device for anyone who has limited upper-body mobility resulting…

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UbiDuo 2

The UbiDuo 2 is a ground breaking technological device with real-time text to speech capabilities. The UbiDuo 2 allows anyone who may be deaf, hard of hearing, late deafened and hearing people to break the frustration of communication barriers, as well as promoting communication equality. UbiDuo 2 users can feel…

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Tactile Text to Braille Converter

Tactile was developed by Five Young aspiring Women in MIT who wanted to make a difference in the field of Engineering. Their goal were to make books and texts more accessible to those who are visually impaired or legally blind, while encouraging other girls to make differences in the world…

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Lost Voice Guy – Mute Comedian

Lee Ridley a BBC Radio New Comedy award winner, also known as, Lost Voice Guy. Lee was born in the town of Consett in County Durham, England. He earned his nickname and stage name, the Lost Voice Guy, due to his disability. Lee was born with cerebral palsy and is…