Deaf - Total
Deafness can be a medical, legal, or cultural term. In medical or legal terms deafness is typically understood to mean that the individual does not perceive sounds at all, or perceives only certain loud sounds with their ears. Some individuals may identify as culturally deaf and use sign-language, even though they have some hearing in one or both ears. Individuals who are deaf may or may not use assistive technology such as hearing aids or cochlear implants. Many individuals who are deaf use American Sign Language as their primary means of communication and consider it to be their first language and a key part of their cultural identity. Others may prefer to use other forms of manual, oral, or written communication or may prefer to use different methods of communication depending on the situation.
Solutions:
- Apps for Individuals Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
- CART Services
- CART Services - Remote
- Clear Face Masks
- Communicate Another Way
- Communication Access Technologies
- Cyclist's Mirror
- Industrial Mirrors
- Instant Messaging and Texting Solutions for Businesses
- Interpreters
- Notepad or white board
- Real-time and Off-line Captioning Services
- Strobe Lights
- TTY - Portable
- TTY Software
- TTYs (Text Telephones)
- Video Relay Services (VRS)
- Video Remote Interpreting Services (VRI)