The labels come in A4 size sheets with a grid on the backing to assist with cutting out the labels to the size required. The sheet can be put through an embosser or brailled on using a Mountbatten or any other braille writer.

Tapatapsee is an app that will allow an individual to take a picture and then identify the contents captured in the image. With the correct accessibility features enabled the text description of an image can be read out loud for the user. Available for devices that run either an apple and android platform.

Teddy Tag is a wearable, small child locator device that alerts parents when their children wander out of a pre-defined zone. The device uses Bluetooth, is rechargable, and works with compatible iPhones and Android phones through the downloadable mobile App. Available in two colours: pink and brown. This is not a GPS tracker.

This state of the art epilepsy sensor monitors the user's vital signs including heart rate and breathing patterns to detect a range of epileptic seizures. The sensor eliminates the need for carers to make physical checks, promoting independence and dignity.

The Vigil-Aide consists of an alarm unit with power pack and a vibration detector. The detector registers the commencement of a seizure and initiates an almost immediate alarm which can be auditory, vibratory or visual (flashing light). The alarm system can be modified to incorporate a pager system which can have either an audible or vibration alarm indication.

This alarm consists of an alarm unit with power pack and a vibration detector which registers the commencement of a seizure after a short time delay. The alarm receiver can be either audible, vibratory or visual (flashing light). It can be modified to incorporate a pager system, which can have either an audible or vibration alarm indication. It can also be connected to an auto dialing system. Consists of four different models.

A front door alarm system connected to a vibrating receiver unit to advise the person wearing the unit that there is someone at the door.

A vibrating alarm unit fitted under the pillow to wake a person with a hearing impairment.