Ability Technology

A lightweight alpha keyboard available with an optional easily connectible numeric keypad which can be positioned on the left or right of the keyboard. The keyboard / pad are IBM compatible and possess all the usual function keys of a standard combined keyboard.

This keyboard has 104 keys, including a numeric keypad. It also has a built in touchpad mouse control with 2 mouse buttons. Standard QWERTY layout, with black on beige keys.

This keyboard has 83 keys (with 101 key functionality), and an integrated 16mm trackball with 2 mouse buttons. Standard QWERTY layout, with black on beige keys.

The Ergorest is a movable forearm support designed to provide support to the forearms, whilst performing repetitive tasks, keyboard work or other table top activities. The support gutter and arms are connected by three swivel joints and attach to the desk with an adjustable clamp. The supports are height adjustable and rotate through 360 degrees and through 180 degrees at the desk mounting.

Five Finger Typist is a computer software program which teaches single handed touch typing. A complete set of lesson is available for both the right and left hands.

An adjustable split keyboard that can be adjusted in angle in both the vertical and horizontal planes. The keyboard can be used with a separate number pad, though one is also built into the keyboard. An ergonomic mouse, mouse pad and wrist rest are also available.

A software program which allows users to type with one hand, using a standard QWERTY keyboard. The QWERTY keyboard consists of all the keys typed by one hand, with the keys of the other hand unused.

Ability can modify a voice dialled mobile phone so it can be operated by a switch that is suitable for the user. They also provide a small amplifier and speaker. The speaker can be attached to the user's shoulder to eliminate the need to always have to wear an earpiece.