DAILY LIVING AIDS

Measuring Aids

1.         Braille Scale

A Braille scale with markings for inches on one side and centimeter on the other. In the plastic scale a groove runs through the centre for the better grip of the scale. The markings are for every one eight, one fourth, one half and full inch up to 12" on one side and for every one half and full centimeter up to 30cms on the other side.

 a) Plastic

 b) Steel

2.                5’ Measuring Tape

This 5 feet long measuring tape is a specially designed inch tape which has different marking at every inch  and at every foot. It is available in different designs to suit the comfort level and style of the person.

Different models –

 a) with stapler markings

 b) with brass eyelets

 c) with jam rivets

 d) with powder quoted black eyelets

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 Signature Guides

3.                Signature Guides

Guides to help the visually impaired people to sign at the right place and in a correct manner.

 a) in Aluminium                                                       

 b) in Plastic (thin)

 Mobility Aids

4.                Walking Sticks

 a) 48” Rigid Cane                                                                       

 b) 42” Folding Cane (5 Fold, Powder Coating)

 c) 51” Folding Cane (6 Fold)

 d) 35" Folding Cane (4 Fold, specially designed for ladies)                               

Miscellaneous

5.                Needle Threader

A small metal piece to help you put the thread in no time in the eye of the needle.

6.               Braille Quartz Alarm Clock 

An alarm clock which runs on one pencil cell (AA) and does not require winding. It has its lid of the clock hinged with the main body. The clock can be kept at the desired place with opened lid as its base, for the use of others. It is so small that it can be taken anywhere in your pocket.

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7.       Voice Recorder

The digital voice recording device is available with 35 Hrs Recording Capacity with 128 MB Data Storage. The tape less digital voice & phone recorder has a built in Microphone; a build in speaker (100 mw) with an option to attach external speaker and works on two AAA batteries (battery life 10-12 hours). The voice recorded files remain intact even when batteries are removed and it has the feature of automatic phone recording. It has an audio device interface to transfer recording to/ from computer/audio cassette. It has MP3 Player, FM Radio, and USB Port.

8.       TaDi (Talking Digital Organiser)

More than 900 phonebook contacts (in each book maximum six phone numbers can be recorded such as work, home, fax, mobile and email add.); More than 5 hours recording time; One touch search for phone numbers, names, and recordings. Standard talking keyboard; Talking phone dialler; Voice alarm diary (to remind at a particular date and time to attend a meeting or to complete any assignment specified by you); Vocal notepad (any important items that comes to mind can be recorded instantly); Talking date and clock; Talking calculator; Voice feedback for every action; Talking tutorials; Talking alarm-clock and timer; Password protection; Pocket size. Optional PC interface kit to synchronise data with Outlook, PC backup via USB; uses 3 AAA cell, facility of external power supply.   

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9.       VoiLa (Voiced Labeller)

You can attach a label to any object, record a description in your own voice and every time the Voila is swiped over the label, it replays the description. Features: Handheld-no wires, no charger: uses 2 AA batteries; Low battery alert; User friendly: learn to use within 5 min; Sight-free operation with only three buttons; Record hundreds of descriptions of different objects in your own voice; Descriptions can be recorded over labels again and again (reusable); Possible to lock important descriptions so they can’t be recorded over by mistake; Automatic turn-off in 3 seconds; Battery failure won’t cause memory loss; Earphone jack for personal listening or mini-speaker.

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