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Jelly Beamer Twist Transmitter
The Jelly Beamer Twist Transmitter is a wireless switch that brings reliable, immediate switch access without the hassle of cords. Multiple Jelly Beamers can be used in the same room at the same time, from as far away as 30-feet, without interference. The 2.5-in/6.4-cm Jelly Beamer also includes an external switch jack, allowing you to use any single switch with our wireless receivers. A wireless switch featuring a 2.5-in/6.4-cm switch top that provides auditory click, visual and tactile feedback, and requires 2.5-oz/71-g of force to activate. Wireless receiver required.

Maltron Single Hand Keyboard- Right hand
The special shape and letter layout have been very carefully planned, taking into account the limited number of keys that can be accessed quickly and comfortably.

Word-processing input speeds of 85 words per minute have been demonstrated by operators using Maltron single handed keyboards. The fully ergonomic shape ensures freedom from strain and no RSI type problems have been reported in over 10 years, although all the work is done by one hand!

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SadoTech Bell Wireless Waterproof Alert Pager
This is a wireless doorbell that can be used as a paging device for assisted living or PWD, emergency call button for seniors, classroom management device, and a regular push door bell.
A wearable and handy device whenever you need to alert someone to seek immediate attention or assistance.
Operating range of over 500 feet (1000 feet in open area). Four levels of adjustable volume from 25db to 110db.

Skyle for iPad Pro
Control an iPad Pro with your eyes

The Skyle iPad case attaches an eye tracking sensor to an iPad Pro.

There are three ways to click:
1. Use the eye gaze option with dwell control (stay looking at the item for a number of seconds, can be set as needed)
2. Use any access switch or button - let us know if you need any to try it with
3. Use an alternative mouse

Use eye tracking with any app!
- Apple built-in apps are ready to go
- Use it to talk with augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) apps
- Control lights, appliances, or other smart devices for environmental control
- Or any other app you'd like to use - play games, write, connect to social media, make video calls, read, watch videos, or anything else you can do on an iPad

Our demo device comes set up with an iPad Pro ready to go with apps for communication, but we can load it with any type of assistive or general app you'd like to try it with.

WELCOME TO NEW HAMPSHIRE!

Welcome to NH AT4ALL!

Find equipment for all ages available for loan, demonstration and reuse. Assistive Technology in New Hampshire (ATinNH) is excited to unveil our new online equipment database where you can browse at your leisure for needed devices. Continued partnerships with programs across NH help to provide equipment to support mobility, vision, hearing, speech communication, activities of daily living and more for individuals who experience disabilities. Create your profile and start browsing devices to request today! ATinNH is a project of the UNH Institute on Disability and provides training, education, and outreach programming as well as equipment demonstrations, loans, and refurbishing. If you have any problems using this website or would like further assistance, please call 603-862-4320 or email nh.at4all@unh.edu. Click here to read more...

How to Use This Website:

To register as a new user of NH AT4ALL, click on the "My Account" tab above, select "Click here to request a NEW New Hampshire account." Fill in your personal information including an email address, password, and password clue. After you have clicked the "Create Account" button, you will receive an EMAIL MESSAGE with an authentication process. Your account will not be active until you click on the authentication link in the email. Click on the link below for a helpful video on how to use this inventory website. This video was created by the Idaho AT Program to give the user a general overview of how AT4All works. Click here to read more...

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