Assistive Technology for Libraries – Tools for the Visually Impaired

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Visolux LED stand magnifier from Eschenbach Optik
Scribolux LED 2.8x stand magnifier.
1.8X 9.8" bar magnifier with guide line from Eschenbach Optik
Luna HD 24 Pro video magnifier enlarging photo of a man and woman.
Front of Everest-D V5 braille embosser.
Front of Juliet 120 double-sided braille embosser.
Top of Humanware Basic-D V5 portable braille embosser.
Humanware Braille Label Maker.
Front of the Romeo 60 Braille Embosser.
Left side of Mantis Q40 braille keyboard.
Top of Brailliant BI 40x braille notetaker and display.
BrailleNote Touch Plus 18-cell notetaker.
Odyssey Reader text to speech.
Reveal 16i desktop video magnifier CCTV from Humanware..
Reveal 16 desktop magnifier.

Expanding Access to Library Materials

Libraries serve readers with a wide range of visual needs. Assistive technology supports access to printed and digital content by making text easier to see, hear, or interact with. These solutions help patrons spend more time engaging with books, documents, and online resources, rather than struggling to access them.

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Supporting Inclusive Computer and Reading Spaces

From magnifiers for reading to large print keyboards and high contrast keyboards, accessible technology can make shared workstations more usable for everyone. These tools are especially valuable in public settings, where adaptability and ease of use matter. Thoughtful integration helps libraries support independence while maintaining simple, approachable user experiences.

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Funding Assistive Technology for Visually Impaired Students

A comprehensive guide for schools to access IDEA grants and other funding for assistive technology.
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2026 Assistive Technology Funding Guide

Learn more about how schools, libraries, and non-profits can secure funding for assistive technology for the blind and visually impaired.
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Scholarships and Grants for the Blind and Visually Impaired - 2026

Your 2024 guide to scholarships for the blind and visually impaired.

Designed for Public and Shared Environments

Assistive technology in libraries must be durable, intuitive, and easy to learn. Solutions designed for shared spaces support frequent use, quick setup, and consistent performance. This helps staff feel confident offering assistance while allowing patrons to explore resources at their own pace.

Unsure Which Option Works Best?

Choosing the right accessibility tools can feel overwhelming, especially when balancing diverse patron needs. Our team is available to answer questions, explain differences, and help you explore solutions that align with your library’s goals. Reach out anytime for guidance tailored to your space and community.

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Victor Reader Stream 3 Update Improves Control and Connectivity

The latest Victor Reader Stream 3 update delivers smarter navigation, enhanced podcast management, expanded Bluetooth functionality, and important stability improvements for everyday listening.

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Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 Smart Glasses: A Hands-Free AI Assistant

The Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 smart glasses combine voice control, open-ear audio, and AI-powered visual descriptions into a wearable, hands-free experience.

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How to Use a Magnifier the Right Way

Using a magnifier isn't just about enlarging text—it's about using it right. Discover how proper focal distance, lighting, and vision testing improve clarity and comfort.