Membership Directory

AAVAA enables hands-free and voice-free control for devices. Users can choose what they can hear, see, or select with nothing more than a few subtle facial gestures.

In 1985 AbleNet was founded with the core mission of helping individuals with disabilities reach their human potential. It started with a simple piece of assistive technology available only in Minnesota and has evolved to a portfolio of AbleNet assistive technology solutions available globally. AbleNet’s company approach has been to develop outstanding products and combine that strength with an operational excellence model. By concentrating on powerful products and highly efficient operations, AbleNet has become a global leader in its categories of products.

Through its extensive history in assistive technology and a unique operational excellence model, AbleNet expanded its offering to include high-tech speech-generating devices (SGDs) paid for by medical insurance in the United States. The expansion into this business has allowed AbleNet to help many more individuals reach their human potential by providing voices to the voiceless. AbleNet works with thousands of clinic- and school-based speech-language pathologists to deliver its high-tech speech device, QuickTalker Freestyle, to their clients and students in a matter of days or weeks - allowing the recipient’s communication journey to begin.

Acapela Group, European leader of voice solutions since 30 years, creates digital voices based on Neural TTS. ‘My-own-voice’ service is a voice banking solution that allows individuals to create a digital copy of their voice to keep communicating with this essential part of their identity, by recording 50 sentences only.

Access Trax empowers people who use mobility devices to easily access outdoor terrain using our lightweight, portable access mats. The foldable, modular mats provide an efficient solution for access and inclusion on sand, grass, gravel and more. We are proud to serve families, nonprofits, government entities, and events worldwide for inclusion.

Adaptivation is a producer of electronic communication aids, environmental controls, switches and other assistive technology for individuals with special needs. Adaptivation specializes in tactile, concrete communication for users of all abilities.

alea technologies has been developing and marketing leading gaze interaction technology for AAC since 2007.
Thousands of users around the world rely on the IntelliGaze system for daily communication, computer interaction and environmental control.

Amazon’s vision is to be Earth’s most customer-centric company. Our goal isn’t simply to make things accessible, but to make products, services, and experiences that are delightful for customers with disabilities.

APH is the world’s largest company devoted to making products for people who are visually impaired and blind, and is the official supplier of educational materials for blind students in the U.S.

Dedicated hardware and software math keyboards to simplify the process of typing math on a computer or iPad. Spatial math formatting pages also available on our website. These tools help accessibility issues involving motor, vision, or intellectual disabilities.

We’re not just a company; we’re on a social mission to build a more inclusive world. A world where people who cannot use speech to communicate can fully participate in society. What sets us apart is that we dare to go our own way with a relentless focus on social change and strong personal connections to our user community.

We are dedicated to making Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) an effective and accepted means of communication. Our work goes beyond creating tools - we actively work towards a society that understands and accepts AAC.