Welcome
We’re glad you’re able to join us. Today you can experience the wonder and power of assistive technology .
The people who design and distribute this life-changing technology, our exhibitors, are eager to discuss what
AT can do for you!
This guide is a complementary piece to the Education Program and Education Session Grid distributed at registration to all one-day and full conference attendees.
The Exhibit Hall Guide helps you easily locate exhibitors and prepare a plan of attack to maximize your visit to one of the most comprehensive AT-related product/service exhibitions within North America. Listed alphabetically and by market segment, your Guide will help you identify the exhibitors most relevant to your needs.
Play the Passport to Prizes game and visit any of the participating exhibitor booths for details. Game cards are available in each registration bag or additional cards can be picked up at registration located in the Adventure
Hall Foyer. Pressed for time? Review the alphabetical exhibitor listing, note booth numbers and locate these booths on the Exhibit Hall map. Large map diagrams are available at the entrance way of the Exhibit Hall.
Check out the accessible Click-and-Go way-finding directions for the conference available for download online or for cell phone/PDA download at www.clickandgomaps.com/atia
Expand your search for exhibitors that just might offer “the missing link” to improve the quality of your own or someone else’s life. Search the Market Segment Listing to identify exhibitors offering products in your greatest areas of interest, then further narrow your search by reading their exhibitor profiles.
Come hear about the latest technology from Microsoft and their AT partners in the AT Education Theater --- presented by Microsoft on the show floor. Review the schedule of 20-minute educational sessions listed on page
9.
Visitors interested in Augmentative and Alternative Communication are invited to join other SLPs, OTs, PTs, teachers, researchers, vendors, families and caregivers for a Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, October 29, from noon to 1:00 p.m., in Utopia A on the second floor of Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel and Convention Center.
*Refer to the conference DVD onsite or onsite daily for the latest exhibitor changes or Exhibit Hall updates.
Regrettably, late changes made to the printed exhibitor guide distributed onsite are not included within accessible conference materials based on the deadline dates for accessible material production.
Alliance Partners ........................................................................................................................................ 2-4
Hotel Floor Plan ............................................................................................................................................ 5
Exhibit Hall Floor Plan/Hours ...................................................................................................................... 6
General Information ................................................................................................................................... 7-8
AT Education Theater ................................................................................................................................... 9
Exhibitor List .............................................................................................................................................. 10
Exhibitor/Profiles ................................................................................................................................... 11-21

Market Segment Exhibitor Listing......................................................................................................... 22-23
About ATIA
The Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) is a not-for-profit membership organization consisting of manufacturers and suppliers of technology-based assistive devices and/or services. ATIA is proud to celebrate 10 years of serving the assistive technology industry with two great events: this inaugural event and
ATIA 2010 Orlando, January 27–30, 2010, at the Caribe Royale Orlando All-Suite Hotel and Convention
Center, in Orlando, Florida.
ATIA members comprise more than 125 respected industry organizations, including for-profit, non-profit, government and private organizations located across the globe. For more information on ATIA or its members, please visit www.atia.org
ATIA Alliance Partners
Alliance Partners support ATIA’s mission and conference goals of providing networking opportunities and upto-date information on the latest assistive technology products, practices, policies and research. ATIA is proud to partner with the following leading organizations.
ATHEN exists to collect and disseminate best practices in access technology within and for the post-secondary education environment as well as present a collective voice for the professional practice of access technology in higher education. For more information, visit www.athenpro.org.
The Alliance for Technology Access is a national nonprofit organization that seeks to redefine human potential by making technology a regular part of the lives of people with disabilities. The ATA provides access to technologies, related services, information, and training enabling people to achieve success and independence.
For more information, visit www.ataccess.org.
AFB is a national non-profit organization that focuses on expanding the possibilities of people with vision loss by increasing access to technology, providing professionals with tools to serve people with vision loss and promoting healthy and independent living. The AFB’s website, www.afb.org, is accessible and easy to use.
The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Division on Augmentative and Alternative
Communication is dedicated to improving the quality and availability of augmentative and alternative communication services. The Division promotes clinically relevant research, educates and mentors professionals, and identifies and addresses the needs of service providers in the professions of speech-language pathology and audiology. ASHA is the professional, scientific, and credentialing association for 135,000 member audiologists, speech-language pathologists, and speech, language, and hearing scientists.
The Association of Assistive Technology Act Programs (ATAP) is a national, member-based organization, comprised of state Assistive Technology Act Programs. Established in 1997, ATAP provides support and technical assistance to its members to enhance the quality and effectiveness of AT Programs at the state and local level, and facilitates the coordination of state AT Programs nationally. ATAP represents the needs and interests of the state AT Programs and is the national voice advocating on their behalf. ATAP collaborates with other nationally-based disability, service provider and advocacy groups to develop successful strategies for getting AT to people who need it. For more information, visit www.ataporg.org.

The Association on Higher Education and Disability (AHEAD) is a professional membership organization for individuals involved in the development of policy and in the provision of quality services to meet the needs of persons with disabilities in all areas of higher education. AHEAD is actively involved in all facets of promoting full and equal participation by individuals with disabilities in higher education, education; and supporting the systems, institutions, professions and professionals who attend to the fulfillment of this important mission, visit www.ahead.org.
Founded in 1984 as the Center for Applied Special Technology, CAST is a non-profit education research and development organization that works to expand learning opportunities for all individuals, including those with disabilities, through Universal Design for Learning. For more information, visit www.cast.org.
The Chicago Lighthouse is one of America’s most comprehensive social service agencies assisting people who are blind or visually impaired in leading richer, more independent lives. Among its numerous programs are an assistive technology program with state of the art equipment and a national help desk to service the computer problems of people who are blind; the USA’s oldest and most prominent low vision clinic; and one of the country’s few remaining clock manufacturing facilities, which provides jobs for people who are blind or visually impaired. The Lighthouse’s Web site, www.thechicagolighthouse.org, is accessible for visually impaired and general audiences alike.
The DAISY Standard (officially ANSI/NISO z39.86 Specifications for the Digital Talking Book) has revolutionized the reading experience for people with print disabilities around the globe. DAISY, the Digital
Accessible Information System, is the world’s most widely used assistive technology for reading. The DAISY
Consortium consists of nearly 70 non-profit organizations representing 35 different countries and more than 20 for-profit companies, working together to develop and promote international standards and technologies that enable equal access to information and knowledge by all people with print disabilities and the wider community. More information about the DAISY Consortium and the DAISY Standard is available at www.daisy.org.
Easter Seals provides exceptional services to ensure that people living with autism and other disabilities have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play. Through the provision of assistive technology service and support, Easter Seals works towards fulfilling this mission. For more information, visit www.easterseals.com.
Employment Resources, Inc. (ERI) provides employment and benefits counseling, assistive technology and community outreach services to people with disabilities who are considering or pursuing employment. ERI also offers statewide consultation, training and technical assistance to employers, human service professionals, disability advocates, government agencies and the public regarding disability and employment issues. Using creativity, new technology and practical experience, ERI has provided individualized assistive technology consultation and training services to hundreds of individuals with disabilities. For people with disabilities looking for access to and information about computer and software technologies, ERI provides practical and creative solutions. For more information, visit www.eri-wi.org.
FDLRS provides assistive and instructional technology, Universal Design for Learning and accessible instructional/assessment media support services to exceptional student education programs and families of

students with exceptionalities throughout the state of Florida. For more information, visit www.fdlrs.com or www.fdlrstech.com.
Infinitec, short for “Infinite Potential Through Technology, is a unique assistive technology project spearheaded by United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Chicago. Infinitec aims to improve access to technology that advances the independence of children and adults with learning differences. Infinitec accomplishes its mission through a rich and diverse set of partnerships and programs, all focused on providing information, training, access to equipment, expertise and research to both educators and the vendor community. For more information, visit www.infinitec.org.
With assistive technology, such as screen readers for the PC and braille note takers, students can become more independent in many areas. The Iowa Braille School is able to provide consultative services on the selection and use of adaptive technology for educating early childhood and school-age students who are blind or visually impaired in Iowa. The school’s Assistive Technology Consultant serves as liaison among local education agencies, area education agencies, and the Statewide System for Vision Services/Iowa Braille School (IBS).
Instruction and consultative services for Teachers of the Visually Impaired is a focus of the IBS program.
Through the Assistive Device Center, technology specific to the needs of students who are blind or visually impaired is loaned on a short-term basis for assessment and other purposes. Taking advantage of assistive technology opportunities through IBS as an Iowa state-wide system can help students to attain their highest potentials in this vital area. For more information, visit www.iowa-braille.k12.ia.us/.
The National Assistive Technology Technical Assistance Partnership provides technical assistance to programs funded under the Assistive Technology Act of 1998, as amended. These programs include 56 statewide
Assistive Technology Programs (AT Programs), 33 Alternative Financing Programs (AFPs) and 57 Protection and Advocacy for Assistive Technology (PAAT) Programs. For specific information about the statewide AT
Programs, go to www.resna.org/taproject, or visit www.resna.org/AFTAP for more information about the AFPs.
To learn more about the PAATs, visit their Web site at www.nls.org/paatstat.htm.
The National Technical Institute for the Deaf, a college of Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), was created by Congress in 1965 to offer post-secondary technical education to students with hearing loss. Today, more than
1,350 deaf, hard-of-hearing and interpreting students study, live and socialize on the RIT campus with more than 14,000 hearing students, making NTID truly a college like no other. More than 12 sign language interpreters also work at RIT; and 90,000 hours of note taking, captioning and tutoring each year make it one of the most accessible colleges for students with hearing loss anywhere. NTID’s Center on Access Technology investigates, evaluates and reports on the most effective and efficient use of access technologies and trains individuals in their use to benefit students with hearing loss in college. It is the first and only organization in the world dedicated to advancing access technologies for deaf and hard-of-hearing students. Visit www.ntid.rit.edu.

The Pass It On Center, the premier National Assistive Technology Device Reutilization and Coordination
Technical Assistance Center, focuses on expanding the option of people with disabilities by increasing access to appropriate, reutilized assistive technology in a manner that supports the interests of users, manufacturers, and suppliers. The Pass It On Center is funded under a grant from the Rehabilitation Services Administration and is administered by Tools for Life, the Georgia Assistive Technology Program of the Georgia Department of
Labor. Visit www.Passitoncenter.org for more information.
The Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America (RESNA) is a multidisciplinary organization that promotes research and development, education, advocacy and the provision of assistive technology to support people with a common interest in technology and disability. RESNA
(www.resna.org ) has over 17 Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and 6 Professional Specialty Groups (PSGs) focused on various topical areas and professions related to AT. www.resna.org
State Leaders in Assistive Technology in Education exists to develop, support and maintain collaborative work among assistive technology leaders designated by state departments of education in a way that increases awareness, understanding and use of assistive technology and Universal Design for Learning as a tool for educational participation and achievement. SLATE seeks to promote alignment and common understanding, ensures accountability for services, and explores issues of importance through Committees of Common Interest.
Find out more at their Web site: www.slatenetwork.org.
The Technology and Media Division is an official division of the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC). The purpose of TAM is to support educational participation and improved results for individuals with disabilities and diverse learning needs through the selection, acquisition, and use of technology. Please visit www.tamcec.org for more information.

Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel and Convention Center
(Floor Plan)
Adventure Hall - Discovery Hall = Exhibit Hall
Utopia A = AAC Town Hall Meeting (refer to page 7 for more information)
Adventure Hall Foyer = Accessible Materials & Services
(refer to page 7 for more information)
Exhibit Hall Floor Plan
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EXHIBIT HALL HOURS
Thursday, October 29
9:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.
2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Friday, October 30
9:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.
2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Saturday, October 31
9:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Special Event:
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
ATIA, AbleGames and Easter
Seals Halloween Celebration
Able Games
A Passport to Prizes game card will be available in your registration bag. There should be one card filled out per attendee. If needed additional cards can be found at registration. Make certain to visit each participating company and all day have your game card stamped during Exhibit Hall hours on Thursday and Friday until 1:15 p.m. Prizes will be on display within participating exhibitor booths. After all of the participating exhibitors have stamped your game card, drop it off in the raffle drum located in the rear of the Exhibit Hall next to the AT
Education Theater--- presented by Microsoft. All completed entries are eligible for a prize drawing to be conducted at 2:30 p.m. on Friday, October 30. Winners need not be present to redeem prizes.
Exhibitors participating in the Passport to Prizes Program (as of October 9, 2009) include:
ATKidSystems, Inc. LC Technologies/EyeGaze Systems
Cambium Learning News-2-You
InTouch Graphics Prentke Romich Company
LAB Resources Quillsoft Ltd

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In honor of the last day of Disability Awareness Month, ATIA and Easter Seals DuPage and the Fox Valley
Region are hosting a very special Halloween celebration!
ATIA and Easter Seals invite families of kids with disabilities to join them in special assistive technology
Halloween-themed activities. This is one Halloween event that’s geared for kids with disabilities. And it’s
FREE!
Activities include: Enter the Best Costume Contest (for children under 18) and win a prize. Go Trick or Treating and visit the different exhibitor booths to pick up all kinds of treats. For younger children there will be face painting fun. And of course, no Halloween event is complete without candy and other goodies.
AbleGames, sponosored by Assistive Technology Partners, University of Colorado Denver Anschutz
Medical Campus
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Come experience a number of different accommodations designed to promote participation in gaming for individual’s with significant disabilities. The team at Assistive Technology Partners modified and adapted “off the shelf” gaming systems for access through a single switch including Wii consoles and several PC games.
Faculty will be available to talk with families and clinicians about the engineering behind these accommodations.
When: Saturday, October 31 from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Where: ATIA 2009 Chicago Conference Exhibit Hall located in the Adventure and Discovery Halls at the
Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel and Convention Center.
FREE entry to the general public. For more information, visit www.atia.com/halloweenevent or www.eastersealsdfvr.org/events
The ATIA Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Special Interest Group is hosting a Town Hall meeting Thursday, October 29, from 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m., in Utopia A on the second floor of Renaissance
Schaumburg Hotel and Convention Center.
We will discuss the next horizon for augmentative and alternative communications! Where does AAC need to go from where it is today? What are the current unresolved barriers?
This meeting welcomes all stakeholders including SLPs, OTs, PTs, teachers, researchers, vendors, families and caregivers.
The Accessible Materials & Services kiosk will be located in the registration area in the Adventure Hall Foyer.
The kiosk will provide pre-ordered Braille and large print versions of the Conference Program, as well as tactile maps of the Exhibit Hall and Convention Center. Regrettably, we are unable to provide additional printed copies on demand. Please check out the conference DVD with eBraille and Talking Books versions of the Exhibit Hall
Guide. Copies of the Braille menus for hotel dining options are available for reference. Requests for sighted guides or sign interpreters may also be made here. These are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The ATIA Internet Pavilion will be located at the front of the Exhibit Hall and open for access during published
Exhibit Hall show hours. The pavilion will feature computers with full internet access for those attendees who need to check e-mail or access the internet.

General Information
ClickAndGo Wayfinding Maps partnered with ATIA to provide attendees with fully accessible narrative route maps of the conference venue.
Landmark-to-landmark route information covers important indoor and outdoor routes along with detailed narrative descriptions of important points of interest at the conference.
ClickAndGo Wayfinding Maps, by InTouch Graphics, is a narrative mapping service offering blind and deafblind travelers the equivalent to Yahoo or Google directions.
Drop by the Exhibit Hall Internet Pavilion to access ClickAndGo Wayfinding Maps at: www.clickandgomaps.com/atia
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The Intel Attendee Lounge is designed as a public user network area for all ATIA attendees. Located in the
Adventure and Discovery Exhibit Halls off of the Schaumburg Foyer East on the first floor of the Renaissance
Schaumburg Hotel and Convention Center, the lounge area features comfortable seating and tables available for face-to-face networking with other AT professionals. Feel free to also use this lounge as a place to rest between educational sessions, AT Education Theater presentations, and visits to Exhibit Hall vendors.
The attendee lounge is available during all open Exhibit Hall hours.
Thursday, October 29
9:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.
2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Friday, October 30
9:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.
2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Saturday, October 31
9:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
If you purchased a lunch ticket for Wednesday, Thursday or Friday you will receive a voucher for the day(s) purchased when you check in at registration.
These vouchers will be good for use at the concession stands
(available in the Exhibit Hall on Thursday and Friday and in the Schaumburg Foyer North on Wednesday), as well as all food and beverage outlets in the hotel (Gather Lounge, Sam & Harry's and Starbucks).
The vouchers will be valid from Wednesday, October 28, 2009 through Saturday, October 31, 2009. Vouchers purchased in advance will be valued at $12 each and can be used separately or at one time. The vouchers are not redeemable for cash and you will not receive any change back when using the vouchers.
If you did not purchase vouchers in advance, the concessions will be open for cash sales and lunch will be available for $12, which includes a choice of sandwich, chips and a beverage.

AT Education Theater Presented by
Come and hear about the latest technology from Microsoft and their many AT Partners in the AT Education
Theater– presented by Microsoft. The theater provides 20 minute educational sessions on specially selected technology topics followed by a 10-minute Q&A period – see listings below. All sessions will take place in the
AT Education Theater – presented by Microsoft in the Exhibit Hall. Schedule accurate as of September 11,
2009.
AT Education Theater Presented by Microsoft – Thursday, October 29, 2009
Time
9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Code Strand/Session Title
AT-AAC05 Augmentative and Alternative Communication,
Optimizing Access for AAC
10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. AT-SI05 Sensory Impairment
Notetakers for Blind Consumers - Classroom,
Wayfinding and Personal Benefits
10:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. AT-AAC03 Augmentative and Alternative Communication Smart
Solutions from AMDi
11:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. AT-PAM02 Physical Access & Mobility
Microsoft Office 2010 - Accessibility Checker
11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. AT-EDL03 Education/Learning
Learning Co: Writer as Easy as 1-2-3.
12:00 p.m. - 12:30 p.m. AT-SI01 Sensory Impairment - Blindness/Low Vision & Deaf and Hard of Hearing
What's New in ZoomText 9.18
12:30 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. AT-EDL05 Education/Learning
The Suitcase Series For Clicker 5
2:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. AT-AAC04 Augmentative and Alternative Communication
Overlay Designer Pro:Time Saving Software to
Streamline Overlay Development
2:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
AT-EDL02 Education/Learning
Bookshare Live!
AT-EDL07 Education/Learning
Science: Standards, Strategies and Student Success
AT-SI03 Sensory Impairment
PAC Mate Omni At School, at Home, and at Work
4:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
4:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
AT-SI07 Sensory Impairment
What's New in Low Vision from HumanWare
AT-AAC01 Augmentative and Alternative Communication
Go Talk: Express Your Ideas!
Speaker, Company, Co-Speaker
Kristin Whitfield,
DynaVox/Mayer-Johnson
Dan Weirich,
GW Micro, Inc.
Allison Yates,
Amdi
Daniel Hubbell,
Microsoft Corporation
Ben Johnston,
Don Johnston Inc.
Scott Moore,
Ai Squared
Byron Wilkes,
Learning Magic, Inc.
Allison Yates,
Amdi
Susie Mckinnon,
Benetech/Bookshare.org
Roxanne Butterfield,
Slater Software, Inc
Brad Davis,
Freedom Scientific
Ed Wikdall,
HumanWare
Joni Nygard,
Attainment Company
AT Education Theater Presented by Microsoft – Friday, October 30, 2009
Time
9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Code Strand/Session Title
AT-EDL08 Education/Learning
New Reading Fluency Development and Assessment
Solution from Texthelp Systems
10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. AT-PAM01 Physical Access & Mobility
No Mouse, No Keyboard - No Problem!
10:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. AT-AAC02 Augmentative and Alternative Communication
On the Go: Boardmaker Software Family for
Itinerant Professionals
11:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. AT-EDL01 Education/Learning
Hot Off the Hard Drive - Click to Read Series
11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. AT-PAM03 Physical Access & Mobility
Speaker, Company, Co-Speaker
Martin McKay,
Texthelp Systems Inc.
Randy Marsden,
Madentec Limited
Enid Hurtado,
DynaVox/Mayer-Johnson
Julie Rick,
AIMEE Solutions, Inc.
Daniel Hubbell,

12:00 p.m. - 12:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
AT-SI08
AT-AS02
AT-SI06
Windows 7 - On-Screen Keyboard
Sensory Impairment
A Day In The Life of a Victor Stream
Adult Services
Self-Determination and Social/Emotional Learning
Sensory Impairment
The Features of Window-Eyes 7
Microsoft Corporation
Dave Wilkinson,
HumanWare
Terry Schmitz,
The Conover Company
Doug Geoffray,
GW Micro, Inc.
AT-SI02
AT-AS01
Sensory Impairment
Next Generation DAISY: Broadening the Appeal with EasyReader
Adult Services
Simplify and Personalize!
Cognitive Access to the Web and Beyond
Andy Leach,
Dolphin Computer Access
Joan Cunningham,
AbleLink Technologies, Inc.
AT-PAM04 Physical Access & Mobility Windows 7 - Magnifier Daniel Hubbell,
Microsoft Corporation
AT Education Theater Presented by Microsoft – Saturday, October 31, 2009
Time
9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Code Strand/Session Title
AT-EDL08 Sensory Impairment - Low Vision Solutions for the
Classroom
10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. AT-EDL06 Education/Learning
The Suitcase Series for IntelliTools Classroom Suite
11:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. AT-SI09 Sensory Impairment
What To Choose: Power and Portability at Your
Fingertips
Speaker, Company, Co-Speaker
Martin McKay,
Texthelp Systems Inc.
Byron Wilkes,
Learning Magic Inc.
Dave Wilkinson,
HumanWare

ATIA 2009 Chicago Exhibitors
Those exhibitors listed below with an asterisk are ATIA Member companies
Information accurate as of October 9, 2009
Exhibitor Booth
AAC TechConnect* ......................................................... 107
ABISEE, Inc* .................................................................. 428
AbleLink Technologies, Inc.* .......................................... 120
AbleNet* ......................................................................... 329
Accelerations Educational Software ................................ 520
Adaptivation, Inc* ........................................................... 608
Adaptive Computer Control Technologies Inc.* ............. 519
ADAS .............................................................................. 425
Adobe Systems Incorporated ........................................... 429
Advanced Keyboard Technologies/
The Writer Learning Systems ......................................... 220
Ai Squared* ..................................................................... 319
Aimee Solutions* ............................................................ 420
AMDi* ............................................................................. 513
American Foundation for the Blind* ............................... 612
American Printing House for the Blind, Inc.* ................. 613
Applied Human Factors, Inc.* ......................................... 223
Asyst Communications Co., Inc.* ................................... 405
AT KidSystems, Inc.* ...................................................... 606
ATNAD, Inc.* ................................................................. 229
Atomic Learning* ............................................................ 419
ATS, LLC* ...................................................................... 125
Attainment Company* ..................................................... 502
Augmentative Resources, Inc.* ....................................... 418
Benetech/BookShare.org* ............................................... 109
BlueSky Designs* ............................................................ 526
BrowseAloud* ................................................................. 427
CaDan Computers dba Technology For Education .......... 409
Cambium Learning Technologies
IntelliTools & Kurzweil Educational Systems* .............. 213
Claro Software* ............................................................... 121
Cognitopia Software* ...................................................... 221
Compusult Limited* ........................................................ 321
Conover Company, The* ................................................. 320
Crick Software, Inc.* ....................................................... 602
Cyrano Communicator* ................................................... 503
Daedalus Technologies, Inc.* .......................................... 521
Dancing Dots Braille Music Technology* ....................... 324
Design Science, Inc.* ....................................................... 426
Dolphin Computer Access* ............................................. 518
Don Johnston Incorporated* ............................................ 113
Duxbury Systems, Inc.* ................................................... 102
DynaVox Mayer-Johnson* .............................................. 203
ELMO USA Corporation* ............................................... 404
E.M. Vitu* ....................................................................... 622
Enabling Technologies* ................................................... 104
Enhanced Vision* ............................................................ 508
En-Vision America .......................................................... 509
Eschenbach Optik of America* .................................... A102
EVAS* ............................................................................. 106
Eye Response Technologies, Inc.* .................................. 507
Freedom Scientific & Freedom

Scientific Learning Systems Group* .............................. 303
Exhibitor Booth
FRS Custom Solutions* ................................................... 116 gh, LLC* .......................................................................... 222
GW Micro, Inc.* .............................................................. 313
Handy Tech North America* ........................................... 324
HumanWare* ............................................................ 621/624
Inclusive TLC* ................................................................ 528
InfoCor ............................................................................. 430
InTouch Graphics* .......................................................... 123
Issist Assistive Technologies, Inc.* ................................. 619
Jabbla* ............................................................................. 128
Key Connection, The/Maxi-Aids ..................................... 531
K-NFB Reading Technology, Inc.* ................................. 618
LAB Resources* .............................................................. 119
Laureate Learning Systems, Inc.* .................................... 408
LC Technologies/Eye Glaze Systems* ............................ 322
LevelStar* ........................................................................ 403
LifeSpan Education .......................................................... 327
LS&S, LLC ...................................................................... 225
LVI Low Vision International*........................................ 421
Madentec Limited* .......................................................... 307
Magnified Vision Inc.* .................................................... 323
Marblesoft-Simtech*........................................................ 218
Mayer-Johnson LLC* ...................................................... 203
Monarch Teaching Technologies, Inc.* ........................... 423
MSF&W Accessibility Solutions ..................................... 328
News-2-You* ................................................................... 110
Next Generation Technologies, Inc.* .............................. 330
Optelec U.S., Inc.* .......................................................... 407
Origin Instruments Corporation* ..................................... 318
Pace Suburban Bus .......................................................... 326
Pass It On Center* ........................................................... 611
Perkins Products/Adaptive Technology ........................... 617
Plextalk ............................................................................ 525
Possum Ltd.* ................................................................... 126
Prentke Romich Company* ............................................. 103
ProxTalker.com* .............................................................. 325
Quillsoft Ltd.* .................................................................. 406
Reinecker USA, LLC ....................................................... 227
Rethink Autism ................................................................ 402
RJ Cooper & Associates, Inc.* ........................................ 124
SAJE Technology* .......................................................... 630
Saltillo Corporation* ........................................................ 312 sComm, Inc.* ................................................................... 524
Sensory Software International Ltd. ................................ 114
ShopLowVision.com* ..................................................... 407
Slater Software, Inc.* ....................................................... 219
SoftTouch, Inc.* .............................................................. 431
Telesensory ...................................................................... 527
Texthelp Systems Inc.* .................................................... 206
Tobii ATI* ....................................................................... 413
Turning Point Therapy & Technology, Inc.* ................... 522
ViewPlus Technologies* ................................................. 129
Widgit Software ............................................................... 529
Words+, Inc.* .................................................................. 422

Exhibitor Profiles
(Information submitted as of October 9, 2009)
Boxed, shaded pro recognize ATIA event sponsors files and In-Kind Partners.
Cognitopia ® Software
Product Name: Picture Planner ™
Booth # 221 gh, LLC
Product Names: ClickHear Toolbar, ClickHear Mobile and ReadHear Mac
Booth # 222
Stop by the following exhibitor booths to check out these NEW Products at ATIA 2009 Chicago!
AAC TechConnect
ATIA Member
Booth # 107
P.O. Box 1944
Evergreen, CO 80437
Phone: 303-674-8553
Fax: 303-670-4795
E-mail: info@aacTechConnect.com www.aactechconnect.com
Simplifying augmentative communication evaluations with workshops, toolkits, online clinical tools, and the only website which centralizes information on most AAC devices, including device pictures & flyers. Go to www.aacTechConnect.com for device feature-matching, and go to our workshops to simplify your evaluations with the ACES Toolkit and Checklist approach.
ABISEE, Inc
ATIA Member
Booth # 428
47 Powderhill Rd.
Acton, MA 01720
Phone: 978-461-0007
Fax: 253-595-3623
E-mail: leon@abisee.com www.abisee.com
ABISee develops and manufactures innovative portable reading devices for the Blind and Low Vision at an affordable price. Whatever your needs are - browsing through your mail and reading newspapers, or working on a 500 page book and writing a report.
AbleLink Technologies, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 120
510 Holly St.
Denver, CO 80220
Phone: 303-903-3677
Fax: 719-592-0348
E-mail: info@ablelinktech.com www.ablelinktech.com
AbleLink Technologies specializes in taking everyday technologies— computers, the Internet/e-mail, PDAs and cellphones— and streamlines the essential functions, making them simpler to use. We take the same design principles and apply them to areas of need for people with cognitive disabilities and others struggling with memory, sequencing and confusion issues.
AbleNet
ATIA Member
Booth # 329
2808 Fairview Avenue North
Roseville, MN 55113
Phone: 651-294-2200
Fax: 651-294-2259
E-mail: mwalch@ablenetinc.com www.ablenetinc.com
AbleNet has designed practical products and creative solutions for individuals with disabilities for 25 years. We offer a complete line of assistive technology products, including communication aids, switches, environmental control, computer access, software and data management solutions. AbleNet also offers research-based special education curricula that meet state and federal mandates.

Accelerations Educational Software
Booth # 520
1334 Sumter Street
Columbia, SC 29201
Phone: 803-233-0541
Fax: 803-233-0569
E-mail: sales@dttrainer.com www.dttrainer.com
Effective, robust, and affordable educational software for autism or other learning challenges: The DT Trainer is a virtual teaching assistant that allows even very low functioning students to learn independently but it is configurable for a wide range of students. The Activity Trainer makes video modeling practical in teaching skills.
Adaptivation, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 608
2225 West 50th Street
Sioux Falls, SD 57105
Phone: 605-335-4445
Fax: 605-335-4446
E-mail: info@ablelinktech.com www.adaptivation.com
Adaptivation manufactures switches, communication aids and environmental controls. Stop by our booth to see new products and application ideas!
Adaptive Computer Control Technologies Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 519
247-2628 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6H 4B4
Canada
Phone: 604-731-8860
Fax: 866-801-5302
E-mail: info@acctinc.ca www.acctinc.ca
ACCT is Adaptive Computer Control Technologies Inc. ACCT offers a range of computer products and peripherals designed to assist individuals with physical limitations, thereby increasing their productivity and efficiency.
ADAS
Booth # 425
2728 W. Idaho St.
Boise, ID 83702
Phone: 208-362-8001
Fax: 208-362-8009
E-mail: customerservices@ad-as.com www.ad-as.com
No description available at time of publication.
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Booth # 429
345 Park Ave
San Jose, CA 95110 www.adobe.com
Adobe revolutionizes how the world engages with ideas and information. For 25 years, the company’s award-winning software and technologies have redefined business, entertainment and personal communications by setting new standards for producing and delivering content that engages people virtual anywhere at anytime. The Adobe booth will provide information related to the accessibility of Adobe offerings.

Advanced Keyboard Technologies/The Writer Learning Systems
Booth # 220
P.O. Box 186
Paso Robles, CA 93447
Phone: 800-797-7121
Fax: 805-239-8973
E-mail: liz@writerlearning.com www.writerlearning.com
Writer Learning offers low-cost, focused and effective learning tools for special needs and regular education students. Come by and see what’s new with the Fusion and the new Writer keyboards.
Ai Squared
ATIA Member
Booth # 319
200 Frank Road
Hicksville, NY 11801
Phone: 631-531-8888
Fax: 516-822-6611
E-mail: sales@aisquared.com www.aisquared.com
Ai Squared is a worldwide leader in computer access software for the visually impaired. See what’s new in ZoomText, the industry standard for screen magnification and reading: built-in scripting capabilities and smooth pan tracking. Get a hands-on demonstration and free trial software, and check out our Large-Print Keyboard and ZoomText Express!
Aimee Solutions
ATIA Member
Booth # 420
P.O. Box 669
Manchester Center, VT 05255
Phone: 802-362-3612
Fax: 802-362-1670
E-mail: sandra@aimeesolutions.com www.aimeesolutions.com
Take and Teach Thematic Units, Student Access Materials, Manipulative Kits, and Workshop Solutions to help meet the needs of all students.
AMDi
ATIA Member
Booth # 513
269 Bingham Circle
Mundelein, IL 60060
Phone: 847-566-2292
Fax: 847-573-9412
E-mail: billm@amdi.net www.amdi.net
AMDi’s new Smart/Series Communicators, with their interchangeable flash memory system, combine with our Overlay Designer Pro and the
Smart Ease activities to give you the ability to create and use endless combinations of communication page sets on an affordable communication device.
American Foundation for the Blind
ATIA Member
Booth # 612
11 Penn Plaza
New York, NY 10001
Phone: 212-502-7600
Fax: 212-502-7774
E-mail: web@afb.net www.afb.org
AFB will be featuring its fully accessible website, which provides a wealth of information on blindness and vision loss; AccessWorld:
Technology and People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired, our free, online magazine; and the new publication, Assistive Technology for
Students Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired: A Guide to Assessment.

American Printing House for the Blind, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 613
1839 Frankfort Avenue
Louisville, KY 40206
Phone: 502-899-2257
Fax: 502-899-2363
E-mail: info@aph.org www.aph.org
APH is the world’s largest company devoted solely to making products for people who are visually impaired, and is the official supplier of educational materials for blind students in the U.S.
Visit our website at www.aph.org or call one of our friendly Customer Service representatives at 800-223-1839 for more information.
Applied Human Factors, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 223
P.O. Box 228
Helotes, TX 78023
Phone: 210-408-0098
Fax: 210-408-0097
E-mail: sales@ahf-net.com www.ahf-net.com
AHF’s newest products include: “Sounds Like” “Spell, Write!”; (phonetic typing for spelling problems); “OneWay” (one-dimensional mouse alternative for switch scanning) and “Smart Speech” (help with building sentences). Established products: “REACH Interface Author”,
“Smart Key Technology”, “Smart List Technology”, “Sound-It-Out Keyboard”; “SoothSayer Word Prediction”; “ScanBuddy”;
“Mouse&Caret Buddy”; and “AHF Spanish Dictionary.”
Asyst Communications Co., Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 405
39 Crestland Road
Indian Creek, IL 60061
Phone: 888-888-9060
Fax: 847-816-8581
E-mail: info@asyst.us www.asyst.us
The Asyst Touch is a dedicated communication and environmental control device designed specifically for people with ALS. 25 years of development in cooperation with the Les Turner ALS Foundation and thousands of hours working directly with people with ALS have resulted in an easy to use, powerful, and flexible system.
AT KidSystems, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 606
8737 Colesville Road
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Phone: 301-495-0770
Fax: 301-585-9075
E-mail: info@atkidsystems.com www.atkidsystems.com
Cosmo's Learning Systems is an educational product suite designed to motivate children using educational and therapeutic activities. Includes
Mission Control, an accessible interface device, and Cosmo's Play and Learn software, focused on pre-literacy and pre-numeracy goals.
Learning for Children-Exploration software provides fun, educational activities for pre-K children while evaluating student performance.

ATNAD, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 229
16 East Avenue A
Temple, TX 76501
Phone: 254-771-0025
Fax: 254-773-9611
E-mail: c.mueller@atnad.com www.atnad.com
We make innovative products from Europe available in North America. We will be showcasing the following: the SeniorMouse, the new
BABar (barcode reading communication device), the QiCare page turner, the MONTY mounting system from REHAdapt, the SpeakOut communication device, the Sicare ECU with speech recognition, Lifetool software, the IntegraMouse and much more!
Atomic Learning
ATIA Member
Booth # 419
15088 22nd Ave NE
Little Falls, MN 56345
Phone: 320-632-5064
Fax: 603-215-0106
E-mail: kschmidt@atomiclearning.com www.atomiclearning.com
Atomic Learning’s Assistive Technology Collection features easy-to-understand tutorials focused on helping educators use and apply assistive technology. Searchable by specialization and category, tutorial offerings include training on special education software, assistive technology devices and accessibility features of common applications.
Visit: www.AtomicLearning.com/ assistivetechnology or contact sales@AtomicLearning.com for more information.
ATS, LLC
ATIA Member
Booth # 125
216 Seaboard Lane, Suite C
Franklin, TN 37068
Phone: 615-327-1960
Fax: 615-550-0025
E-mail: info@atsaac.com www.atsaac.com
The EzCOMM is a feature rich, assistive technology platform. Not only is the EzCOMM used as a speech generating device, but as a powerful environmental control unit. ATS is committed to making technology work for you.
Attainment Company
ATIA Member
Booth # 502
P.O. Box 930160
Verona, WI 59593
Phone: 608-845-7880
Fax: 800-942-3865
E-mail: info@attainmentcompany.com www.attainmentcompany.com
Affordable, dependable and easy-to-use communication tools, standards/research-based core curriculum and curriculum-support materials, instructional software transition materials, plus a variety of products and assistive technologies for people across the age spectrum.

Augmentative Resources, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 418
8331 Epicenter Boulevard
Lakeland, FL 33809
Phone: 863-984-5404
Fax: 863-984-6175
E-mail: sales@augresources.com www.augresources.com
AAC/Low-tech Devices, Language and Literacy products. Use your pictures with our Velcro ® -receptive Communication Books, Visual
Display/Choice Boards, Picture Schedules and Literacy Aids. Check out our new Communication Charm Bracelets, Pen Friend Portable
Voice Output Device, Easy-Push Talking Pockets and Timer Companion Schedule System! www.augresources.com
Benetech/BookShare.org
ATIA Member
Booth # 109
480 S. California Avenue
Palo Alto, CA 94110
Phone: 650-644-3447
Fax: 650-475-1066
E-mail: info@bookshare.org www.benetech.org www.bookshare.org
Bookshare.org offers an extensive, online library for qualified readers with print disabilities. Containing tens of thousands of books in accessible formats the library offers endless reading opportunities for readers of all ages.
BlueSky Designs
ATIA Member
Booth # 526
2637 27 th Ave. South, Suite #209
Minneapolis, MN 55406
Phone: 612-724-7002 or 888-724-7002
Fax: 612-724-7004
E-mail: info@blueskydesigns.us
www.mountnmover.com
Mount’n Mover: the most accessible and independently movable mount available. Easy to customize for individuals—multiple memory lock positions, adjust the tilt angle, joint friction. Ergonomic controls unlock easily and move freely, and the dual arm provides flexible positioning, keeping everything within reach. Mounts speech devices, laptops, book holder, cameras.
BrowseAloud
ATIA Member
Booth # 427
Enkalon Business Centre,
25 Randalstown Road
Antrim, N. Ireland
BT41 4LJ www.browsealoud.com
BrowseAloud is the world leading text-to-speech solution from Texthelp Systems Ltd which is designed to improve website accessibility for those with literacy difficulties, learning difficulties such as dyslexia, mild visual impairments or where English is a second language. With a choice of 17 high quality voices covering 9 international languages (including French and Spanish), BrowseAloud is quickly being adopted worldwide.
CaDan Computers dba Technology For Education
ATIA Member
Booth # 409
4131 Old Sibley Memorial Hwy
Eagan, MN 55122
Phone: 800-370-0047
Fax: 651-457-3534
E-mail: sales@tfeinc.com www.tfeinc.com
Stealth AT Switch, Student Computer, Livescribe Smart Pen, Prox Talker, Partner Plus, Talking Brix, Learning Board, Vision Board,
Keyboard Communicator, Moon Switch and many others.

Cambium Learning Technologies IntelliTools and Kurzweil Educational Systems
ATIA Member
Booth # 213
100 Crosby Drive
Bedford, MA 01730
Phone: 781-276-0623
Fax: 781-276-0650
E-mail: cdeblasi@cambiumlearning.com www.cambiumlearningtechnologies.com
Classroom Suite is a Tier 2 and Tier 3 intervention solution which provides ALL students Pre-K to 5 with high quality instructional support in reading and math and writing program used to meet the needs of struggling learners.
Claro Software
ATIA Member
Booth # 121
100 Crosby Drive
Bedford, MA 01730
Phone: 781-276-0623
Fax: 781-276-0650
E-mail: cdeblasi@cambiumlearning.com
Claro Software, an innovative software company that develops and licenses assistive software, including speech technology, image technology and touch technology. With Windows and Mac versions, mobile USB stick options and network delivered solutions, we aim to provide the best choice for the user.
Cognitopia Software
ATIA Member
Booth # 221
99 West 10th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97401
Phone: 541-343-3384
Fax: 541-343-3384
E-mail: tkeating@cognitopia.com www.cognitopia.com
Cognitopia Software presents Picture Planner, the innovative software that uses pictures, symbols and text-to-speech prompting in an iconbased personal activity scheduler for individuals with little or no reading ability. Picture Planner is a customizable application compatible with Apple OSX, Windows XP/Vista and Windows Mobile phones and handhelds.
Compusult Limited
ATIA Member
Booth # 321
40 Bannister Street
Mount Pearl, NL A1N 1W1
Canada
Phone: 709-745-7914
Fax: 709-745-7927
E-mail: at@compusult.net www.compusult.net
Compusult has over 16 years experience providing access solutions for computers; broadcast, spoken, audible, and printed information; telephone, office and electronic equipment; bar code systems and more. We develop state-of-the-art products for all needs, including the
Jouse2, Switch Controllers, Caption Display systems, Scotty Wheelchair Tray Systems, TeleTalk, Vindicator, and Responder.
The Conover Company
ATIA Member
Booth # 320
1789 North Oakwood Road
Oshkosh, WI 54904
Phone: 920-231-4667
Fax: 920-231-4809 www.conovercompany.com
Specializing in research-based, age-appropriate transition assessments and curriculum related to training, education and employment utilizing assistive technology tools such as the iPod Touch.
Crick Software, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 602

191 Post Road West
West Port, CT 06880
Phone: 203-221-2697
Fax: 203-221-2698
E-mail: usinfo@cricksoft.com www.cricksoft.com
Founded by teachers in 1993, Crick Software products are now used on over half a million school computers. The company strongly believes in universal design for learning and most products are switch accessible, enabling students with disabilities to benefit from the same educational software as their peers.
Cyrano Communicator
ATIA Member
Booth # 503
3750 SR 37 East
Lancaster, OH 43130
Phone: 740-654-2128
Fax: 740-654-2260
E-mail: rschmidt@onewriteco.com www.cyranocommunicator.com
Cyrano Communicator is a small and light (only 6 ounces) portable communication device. With a built in camera, a wide selection of voices and even advanced features like visual fading, Cyrano is a machine that you can customize to fit your needs.
Daedalus Technologies, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 521
2491 Vauxhall Place
Richmond, BC V6V 1Z5
Canada
Phone: 604-270-4605
Fax: 604-244-8443
E-mail: ddrewery@daessy.com www.daessy.com
DAESSY Mounting Systems—making technology more accessible. Available since 1986, DAESSY is the leader in mounting solutions for
AAC devices and laptop computers. The component-based system is highly adaptable and customizable to meet individual needs of users yesterday, today and tomorrow.
Dancing Dots Braille Music Technology
ATIA Member
Booth # 324
P.O. Box 927
Valley Forge, PA 19482
Phone: 610-783-6692
Fax: 610-783-6732
E-mail: info@dancingdots.com www.dancingdots.com
Inclusion in classroom, studio and stage for musicians having low vision or no vision. New low vision music-reading system. Scan scores, listen to results or convert to Braille music. Play musical ideas into your PC. Convert to print notation, accessible score or audio
CD. Learn via on-site or remote training. www.DancingDots.com
Design Science, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 426
140 Pine Avenue, 4th Floor
Long Beach, CA 90802
Phone: 512-434-9741
E-mail: info@dessci.com www.dessci.com
Do you need to create accessible math documents? With MathType and MathDaisy from Design Science, not only do your printed materials look great, but accessible content is as easy as Save as DAISY in Word.
For more information: www.dessci.com/accessibility .

Dolphin Computer Access
ATIA Member
Booth # 518
231 Clarksville Road
Princeton Junction, NJ 08550
Phone: 609-803-2172
Fax: 609-799-0475
E-mail: archana@dolphinusa.com www.yourdolphin.com
Dolphin's goal is to deliver independence to people with vision and print disabilities. They are particularly focused on delivery of easy to use solutions that offer maximum productivity. Dolphin solutions have been designed to work in institutional environments such as education. In fact they are the only company that offers integrated magnification and screen reading solutions for people with impaired vision; the only company that can deliver alternative formats in Braille, large print, audio, talking book and text to help people with both vision and print disabilities. They also provide an exciting reading and writing solution for people with reading disabilities.
Don Johnston Incorporated
ATIA Member
Booth # 113
26799 West Commerce Drive
Volo, IL 60073
Phone: 847-740-0749
Fax: 847-740-7326
E-mail: rcostion@donjohnston.com www.donjohnston.com
Don Johnston empowers educators with supplemental instruction and intervention solutions to help the widest range of students build core literacy skills. Don Johnston’s award-winning products build in physical accessibility, integrate validated research, capitalize on new discoveries in brain science, align to standards and are presented in multiple medias through engaging instructional models.
Duxbury Systems, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 102
270 Littleton Road
Westford, MA 01886
Phone: 978-692-3000
Fax: 978-692-7912
E-mail: info@duxsys.com www.duxburysystems.com
Easy to use software for the novice to expert for writing, embossing, translating, transcribing, and editing braille, braille math, and braille graphics for many languages. DBT and MegaDots are designed to be accessible by all users! Major products include: DBT Win, MegaDots,
QuickTac, Perky Duck, NimPro, and TGD PRO.
DynaVox Mayer-Johnson
ATIA Member
Booth # 203
2100 Wharton Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Phone: 412-222-7979
Fax: 412-381-9096
E-mail: sales@dynavoxtech.com www.dynavoxtech.com
DynaVox Mayer-Johnson offers a full variety of Assistive Technology solutions for individuals with significant communication and learning challenges, including the all-new Xpress, V/Vmax, EyeMax and Tango communication devices; Boardmaker Software Family; Print Editor; and AdaptedLearning.com. Visit us in Booth # 203 to see how our solutions can meet your unique needs.

ELMO USA Corporation
ATIA Member
Booth # 404
1478 Old Country Rd.
Plainview, NY 11803
Phone: 516-501-1400
Fax: 516-501-0429
E-mail: llayne@elmousa.com www.elmousa.com
ELMO USA CORP. has been the leading supplier of document cameras worldwide since 1921. ELMO continues to provide reliability and trust by designing and manufacturing quality and easy-to-use video-based capture solutions to assist the visually impaired in experiencing the riches of the visual world more easily and completely, while enriching participation in life!
E.M. Vitu
ATIA Member
Booth # 622
299-B Peterson Road
Libertyville, IL 60048
Phone: 847-367-4004
Fax: 847-367-4003
Email: evitu@flash.net
Information access technology for persons with visual impairment. Speech, Braille and image enlargement access to PC. Desktop and hand held solutions to reading printed documents. Accessible notetakers. DAISY, MP3 and NISO players. Talking GPS. Braille embossers.
CCTVs.
Enabling Technologies
ATIA Member
Booth # 104
1601 Northeast Braille Place
Jensen Beach, FL 34957
Phone: 772-225-3687
Fax: 772-225-3299
E-mail: info@brailler.com www.brailler.com
Enabling Technologies is the world’s leading manufacturer of a complete line of Braille embossers for over 38 years. Our legendary Romeo and Juliet models are preferred by school systems, government agencies and all major Braille consumers worldwide.
See our Video Demonstration online at www.brailler.com.
Enhanced Vision
ATIA Member
Booth # 508
5882 Machine Drive
Huntington Beach, CA 92649
Phone: 714-465-3400
Fax: 714-374-1821
E-mail: evinfo@enhancedvision.com www.enhancedvision.com
Enhanced Vision is the leading developer of assistive technology for the visually impaired, including individuals with Macular Degeneration.
We have the most comprehensive line of high quality and affordable products in a variety of screen sizes and magnification levels. We are proud to have helped thousands regain their independence.
En-Vision America
Booth # 509
1845 West Hovey Avenue
Normal, IL 61761
Phone: 309-452-3088
Fax: 309-452-3643
E-mail: dbode@envisionamerica.com www.envisionamerica.com
I.D. Mate Omni is a bar code reader and ScripTalk is a prescription reader.

Eschenbach Optik of America
ATIA Member
Booth # A102
904 Ethan Allen Highway
Ridgefield, CT 06877
Phone: 203 438-7471 x359
Fax: 203 438-1670
Email: dsommers@eschenbach.com
www.eschenbach.com
Eschenbach manufacturers and distributes a complete line of magnifiers, telescopes, filters, and video magnifiers for vision impairments due to macular degeneration and other eye conditions. Our Complete Low Vision Program includes in-office staff training, a comprehensive diagnostic system of low vision aids, marketing, and practice management support materials.
EVAS
ATIA Member
Booth # 106
39 Canal Street
Westerly, RI 02891
Phone: 401-596-3155
Fax: 401-596-3979
E-mail: jswerdlick@evas.com www.evas.com
EVAS, teamed with Dell, offers Computer-Based Assistive Technology Solutions for people who are visually, physically, hearing or learning disabled. Our Plug & Play Systems run right out of the box, with Application Software and Peripherals.
Eye Response Technologies, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 507
100 Second Street, Northwest
Charlottesville, VA 22902
Phone: 434-296-3846
Fax: 434-296-3890
E-mail: info@eyeresponse.com www.eyeresponse.com
Eye Response Technologies serves the disabilities market with its ERICA eye gaze and CARA systems. People with disabilities use the systems to speak, access a computer, and control their environment. ERT has served people with ALS, Multiple Sclerosis, Cerebral Palsy, and Traumatic Spinal Cord injuries for the past 15 years.
Freedom Scientific & Freedom Scientific Learning Systems Group
ATIA Member
Booth # 303
11800 31st Court, North
St Petersburg, FL 33716
Phone: 727-803-8000
Fax: 727-803-8001
E-mail: Info@FreedomScientific.com www.freedomscientific.com
Freedom Scientific provides leading-edge assistive technology products for those that are blind or low vision, or are learning disabled.
Products include the TOPAZ, ONYX, OPAL, SAPPHIRE, and RUBY video magnifiers; JAWS ® screen reading software; MAGic ® screen magnification software; and SARA scanning and reading appliance Braille displays.
FRS Custom Solutions
ATIA Member
Booth # 116
49 S. Illinois Ave.
Mansfield, OH 44905
Phone: 419-589-7688
Fax: 419-589-5146
E-mail: sales@frs-solutions.com www.frs-solutions.com
FRS Custom Solutions, a division of Forbes Rehab Services, has over
22 years experience designing, manufacturing and distributing innovative AAC products and adaptive equipment. Come see our newly

released third generation 3G line of ComLink products, from the highly portable and rugged ComLink ST3G to the powerful ComLink LT3G and the ComLink EnableEyes ® Eye Gaze system. Let us show you why FRS Custom Solutions products are truly Better by Design. gH, LLC
ATIA Member
Booth # 222
1305 Cumberland Avenue
West Lafayette, IN 47906
Phone: 765-775-3776
Fax: 765-775-2501
E-mail: ghinfo@gh-accessibility.com www.gh-accessibility.com
Specializing in innovative Math and Science products and services, gh, LLC is an award-winning assistive technology company providing access to information for people with a print or learning disability, whether reading a textbook, publication, standardized test, or website.
Conversion services include Braille, Tactile Graphics, DTB's, and NIMAS, and advanced products include gh PLAYER, ReadHear (Mac),
ClickHear, and ClickHear Mobile.
GW Micro, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 313
725 Airport North Office Park
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Phone: 260-489-3671
Fax: 260-489-2608
E-mail: sales@gwmicro.com www.gwmicro.com
GW Micro products for people who are blind and visually impaired include Window-Eyes, Braille Sense Plus, Braille Sense Plus QWERTY,
Voice Sense, SyncBraille, Portable SenseView, Portable SenseView Duo, and Desktop SenseView. Come to Booth 313 to see our newest products: BookSense and Portable SenseView Pocket.
Handy Tech North America
ATIA Member
Booth # 324
2989 Central Ave.
Columbia Heights, MN 55421
Phone: 651-636-5184
Fax: 866-347-8249
E-mail: sales@handytech.us www.handytech.us
Global leaders in refreshable Braille technology, accessible mobile devices and other adaptive technology solutions for people who are blind or have low vision.
HumanWare
ATIA Member
Booth # 621/624
175 Mason Circle
Concord, CA 94520
Phone: 800-722-3393
Fax: 925-681-4630
E-mail: info@humanware.com www.humanware.com
HumanWare provides innovative solutions, empowering people who are blind, visually impaired or learning disabled. Products include the
BrailleNote notetakers; the new SmartView Synergy CCTVs; portable magnifiers; myReader2 auto-reader; Victor Reader, digital talking books and music players; Trekker Breeze, the all-in-one talking GPS; Braille displays; accessible PDAs; and ClassMate Reader, for learning disabled.

InTouch Graphics
ATIA Member
Booth # 123
429 Winslow Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55107
Phone: 612-220-6657
Fax: 917-621-3124
E-mail: joecioffi@intouchgraphics.com www.intouchgraphics.com; www.clickandgomaps.com
New ClickAndGo blindness wayfinding technology featuring accessible walking directions for indoor and outdoor travel. More detailed than
GPS, and free for blind travelers. We custom design high quality tactile maps for the blind. We have software that automates and individualized large print document production for low vision students, for use in schools and university environments.
Inclusive TLC
ATIA Member
Booth # 528
2206 Legacy Oak Drive
Waxhaw, NC 28173
Phone: 704-243-3622
Fax: 704-243-3623
E-mail: info@inclusivetlc.com www.inclusivetlc.com
Inclusive TLC Special Needs aim to include all learners and enable them to take advantage of computer based education. We specialize in the very best special needs software, switches and computer access devices, as well as simple communication aids and assistive technology, for learners with a physical disability, sensory impairment or severe learning disability.
InfoCor
Booth # 430
11270 W. Park Place
Milwaukee, WI 53224
Phone: 414-979-0890
Fax: 414-979-0956
E-mail: info@mysatalight.com www.infocor.com
InfoCor is an A/V systems integrator who developed and manufactured the satalight Interactive Learning Station using a projector and a
SMART interactive whiteboard. Using your favorite computer software it creates an interactive workspace with a large touch screen accessible to people who are physically disabled and/or have cognitive disabilities.
Issist Assistive Technologies, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 619
18 Grist Mill Drive,
Georgetown, ON, L7G 6C2
Canada
Phone: +1 (201) 984-5687
Fax: +1 (801) 305-5689
E-mail: sales@issist.com
www.issist.com
Issist provides affordable screen magnification solutions for adults, seniors and students with its revolutionary iZoom line of products.
Jabbla
ATIA Member
Booth # 128
St. Pietersnieuwstraat 41
Ghent, Belgium 9000
Phone: 329-264-3391
Fax: 329-264-3594
E-mail: info@jabbla.com www.tniinc.com
Jabbla is the manufacturer of AAC devices such as Tellus 3+, Mobi, Smart and Allora. AAC software: Mind Express, Eurovocs Suite and
WordSprint (dyslexia).

The Key Connection/Maxi-Aids
Booth # 531
4600 South Genesis Drive
Cottonwood, AZ 86326
Phone: 928-340-3406
Fax: 928-340-3400
E-mail: katyo@keyconnection.com www.keyconnection.com
The Key Connection ® is part of Genesis Worldwide Enterprises, Inc., a leading manufacturer and distributor of computer keyboards, computer accessories and audio products. The company provides wholesale and retail solutions for a wide range of commercial and specialty applications including large print Keys-U-See ® English and foreign language keyboards, headphones, and newly expanded product lines that address increasing demand for assistive technologies. In addition to its current KC catalogue, Genesis Worldwide Enterprises, Inc. provides
OEM solutions for a diverse roster of clients in the consumer products, computer accessories, electronics and assistive technologies sectors.
K-NFB Reading Technology, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 618
P.O. Box 620128
Newton Lower Falls, MA 02462
Phone: 877-547-1500
Fax: 781-263-9999
E-mail: info@knfbreader.com www.knfbreader.com k-nfb Reading Technology presents the latest generation of portable reading products from assistive technology pioneer Ray Kurzweil. Our revolutionary software, delivered on a multifunction cell phone, allows users to snap pictures of printed material and have it read aloud immediately. It includes the ability to scan and read in other languages and translate between languages.
LAB Resources
ATIA Member
Booth # 119
706 Kopmeier Drive
Pewaukee, WI 53072
Phone: 262-691-3476
Fax: 262-695-2504
E-mail: labresources@wi.rr.com www.elabresources.com
Group and individual professional training materials for eight popular AT software programs, including Boardmaker Plus, Classroom Suite,
Clicker, Dragon NaturallySpeaking, Kurzweil and WYNN. We offer Workshop in a Box, Look & Learn Videos, and LAB Lessons Tutorials, plus a complete line of AT products with discounted pricing and product support.
Laureate Learning Systems, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 408
110 East Spring Street
Winooski, VT 05404
Phone: 802-655-4755
Fax: 802-655-4757
E-mail: info@laureatelearning.com www.laureatelearning.com
Laureate publishes award-winning, research-based software for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), Developmental
Disabilities (DD), and Specific Language Impairments (SLI). Our programs cover cause and effect, vocabulary development, syntax, categorization, auditory processing and reading instruction. For a FREE Syntax Assessment CD, please stop by Booth # 408, call 800-562-
6801, or visit www.LaureateLearning.com.

LC Technologies/Eye Glaze Systems
ATIA Member
Booth # 322
3919 Old Lee Hwy., #81B
Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone: 703-385-7133
Fax: 703-288-3727
E-mail: info@eyegaze.com www.eyegaze.com
The Eyegaze Edge: Eye-operated communication and control with no limits! Works for users with big and small pupils, blocked pupils, any head position, sitting or reclining. Speech, environmental controls, full computer access, email, play music, videos and more. Lots of eyepower at an affordable price.
LevelStar
ATIA Member
Booth # 403
685 S. Arthur Ave.
Louisville, CO 80027
Phone: 800-315-2305
Fax: 303-926-1787
E-mail: matt@levelstar.com www.levelstar.com
The Icon plus Docking Station by LevelStar is the ultra-powerful handheld computer for the visually impaired. The Icon is the revolutionary all-in-one PDA with book player, web browser, email, music player, word processor and much more.
LifeSpan Education
Booth # 327
200 Clanton Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28217
Phone: 800-875-8353
Fax: 704-944-5102
E-mail: bfisher@lifespanservices.org www.lifespanedu.com
LifeSpan Education offers a wide variety of products for students with significant disabilities. We also offer professional development training services for school districts nationwide.
LS & S, LLC
Booth # 225
145 River Rock Drive
Buffalo, NY 14207
Phone: 716-348-3500
Fax: 877-458-1482
E-mail: LSSinfo@LSSproducts.com www.lssproducts.com
LS&S LLC is a national catalog company selling products for the visually impaired and hard of hearing. We offer excellent customer service and same day shipping. Our products include talking products such as watches, calculators and thermometers, a wide range of magnifying devices, educational aids, and amplified telephones.
LVI Low Vision International
ATIA Member
Booth # 421
Verkstadsgatan 5
352 46 Växjö, SE-35246
Sweden
Phone: 46-47-072-7706
Fax: 46-47-072-7725
E-mail: info@lvi.se www.lvi.se
With the mission to make every day easier for people with visual disabilities, LVI Low Vision International designs and develops products with high standards for reliability, simplicity and serviceability.
LVI is recognized as one of the world’s leading manufacturers of equipment for visually impaired people. Our head office is located in
Växjö, Sweden, and through our subsidiaries and distributors, we are also well represented worldwide.
Some of our most popular products are MagniLink Zip, a stylish and foldable video magnifier; MagniLink Student, a combined reading and distance camera; and MagniLink Mira, which comes with different screen size possibilities such as 24. Please visit LVI Low Vision
International at ATIA.

MacSpeech, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # A108
50A Northwestern Drive
Suite 109
Salem, NH 03079
Phone: 888-415-7779 www.macspeech.com
Madentec Limited
ATIA Member
Booth # 307
4664 99th Street
Edmonton, AB T6E 5H5
Canada
Phone: 780-450-8926
Fax: 780-988-6182
E-mail: sales@madentec.com www.madentec.com
Madentec has been a leading supplier of assistive technology for people with physical disabilities for the last 20 years. Products include solutions for accessing and controlling a computer or communication device 100% hands-free by using Tracker products as well as an alternate keyboard or scanning access through the powerful Discover product line.
Magnified Vision Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 323
P.O. Box 5454
Morton, IL 61550
Phone: 309-264-8895
Fax: 309-694-2077
E-mail: info@magnifiedvision.net www.magnifiedvision.net
We carry a wide selection of video magnifiers for use at home, school and at work. Come see the new Optron CCTVs that offer even more workspace and better flexibility and find specialized solutions for young and not so young learners in all kinds of educational settings. www.optronusa.com
Marblesoft-Simtech
ATIA Member
Booth # 218
12301 Central Ave., Northeast
Blaine, MN 55434
Phone: 763-755-1402
Fax: 763-862-2920
E-mail: sales@marblesoft.com www.marblesoft.com
Special Access Software for birth through adulthood, featuring single and dual switch input. Our outstanding switch-training software is the best-kept secret in Assistive Technology. Discover Marblesoft-Simtech and how easy and fun our software is to use! Stop by Booth # 218 for a demonstration and count our marbles!
Mayer-Johnson LLC
ATIA Member
Booth # 203
6650 Flanders Drive
San Diego, CA 92121
Phone: 858-550-0084
Fax: 858-550-0449
E-mail: debbie@mayer-johnson.com www.mayer-johnson.com
DynaVox Mayer-Johnson offers a full variety of Assistive Technology solutions for individuals with significant communication and learning challenges, including the all-new Xpress, V/Vmax, EyeMax and Tango communication devices; Boardmaker Software Family; Print Editor; and AdaptedLearning.com.

Mobility 4 Kids
Booth # A110
830 S. 48 th Street
Grand Forks, ND 58201
Phone: 800-950-5185
E-mail: jim@mobility4kids.com
www.mobility4kids.com
Monarch Teaching Technologies, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 423
22001 Fairmount Boulevard
Shaker Heights, OH 44118
Phone: 216-320-8505
Fax: 216-320-6704
E-mail: info@monarchteachtech.com
Monarch Teaching Technologies presents VizZle: Web-based autism/special education software for quick easy customized interactive visual lessons. Provides access to any curriculum. Supports any IEP goal or state standard. Saves preparation time. Improves engagement and outcomes!
MSF&W Accessibility Solutions
Booth # 328
3445 Liberty Drive
Springfield, IL 62704
Phone: 217-698-3535
Fax: 217-698-3593
E-mail: accessibility@msfw.com www.msfw.com
MSF&W is an information technology consulting firm with a specialty in web accessibility. We offer audits, training, development services and a range of products to help organizations ensure that their websites and information systems are fully accessible to staff and customers with disabilities.
News-2-You
ATIA Member
Booth # 110
P.O. Box 550
Huron, OH 44839
Phone: 419-433-9800
Fax: 419-433-9810
E-mail: info@n2yinc.com www.news-2-you.com
Serving the special education community with a variety of products. Channel current events with News-2-You, an Internet newspaper published weekly in four levels. Acquire a complete SymbolStix © .
Next Generation Technologies, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 330
20006 Cedar Valley Road, Suite 101
Lynnwood, WA 98036
Phone: 425-744-1100
Fax: 425-778-5547
E-mail: ngt@ngtvoice.com www.ngtvoice.com
NGT, Inc is a diversified assistive technology consultancy located in the Northwest. We consult regionally and nationally on a broad range of
AT areas and have specialized in speech input and PC access technologies. We are the NA Master Distributor for T&T Consultancy and their
J-Say Pro and Say MAGic, and related products.
Optelec U.S., Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 407
3030 Enterprise Court

Vista, CA 92081
Phone: 800-826-4200
Fax: 760-597-5970
E-mail: info@optelec.com
www.shoplowvision.com
Optelec, founded in 1985, is recognized as the worldwide market leader in providing innovative solutions for the blind, visually impaired and learning disabled. In January 2007, Optelec US spun off subsidiary companies ShopLowVision.com and LowVision.com, providing the onestop-shop for optical, non-optical and daily living aids, products, solutions and education.
Origin Instruments Corporation
ATIA Member
Booth # 318
854 Greenview Drive
Grand Prairie, TX 75050
Phone: 972-606-8740
Fax: 972-606-8741
E-mail: marketing@orin.com www.orin.com
Origin Instruments delivers computer access solutions. HeadMouse Extreme is Origin’s flagship product and enables users to control the mouse pointer on their computer or AAC screen with movements of their head. Also offered is Windows and Mac software in the areas of computer access, switch-based access, speech and low vision.
Pace Suburban Bus
Booth # 326
550 W. Algonquin Rd.
Arlington Heights, IL 60005
Phone: 847-228-4222
Fax: 847-228-2327
E-mail: maggie.daly@pacebus.com www.pacebus.com
Pace is the premier suburban transit provider, quickly moving people to work and school and throughout the region safely and efficiently.
The backbone of Chicago’s suburbs, Pace serves tens of thousands of daily riders with fixed bus routes, vanpools, ADA paratransit service and Dial-a-Ride programs.

Pass It On Center
ATIA Member
Booth # 611
1700 Century Circle, Suite 300
Atlanta, GA 30345
Phone: 404-638-0384
Fax: 404-486-0197
E-mail: joy.kniskern@dol.state.ga.us www.passitoncenter.org
The Pass It On Center, the premier National Assistive Technology Device Reutilization and Coordination Technical Assistance Center, focuses on expanding the option of people with disabilities by increasing access to appropriate, reutilized assistive technology in a manner that supports the interests of users, manufacturers, and suppliers. The Pass It On Center is funded under a grant from the Rehabilitation
Services Administration and is administered by Tools for Life, the Georgia Assistive Technology Program of the Georgia Department of
Labor. Visit www. Passitoncenter.org for more information.
Perkins Products/Adaptive Technology
ATIA Member
Booth # 617
102 Bridge Road
Salisbury, MA 01952
Phone: 978-462-3817
Fax: 978-462-3928
E-mail: PerkinsProducts@Perkins.org www.perkinsstore.org
Perkins Products at Perkins School for the Blind manufactures the Perkins Brailler ® , the most widely used brailler in the world. We recently introduced the Next Generation(TM)Perkins/APH Brailler. Our Adaptive Technology division offers products for individuals with visual impairments and learning disabilities, and we also publish books on relevant education topics.
Plextalk
Booth # 525
6065 Bristol Parkway
Culver City, CA 90230
Phone: 310-693-7600
Fax: 310-693-7599
E-mail: dvaldez@shinano.com www.plextalk.com
Plextalk assistive technology products are created to improve the quality of life, self-reliance and independence of their users. The Pocket has a sleek design and features audio/text playback of DAISY digital talking books such as RFB&D, Bookshare, the NLS, etc. Plextalk will also expand to network solutions.
Possum Ltd.
ATIA Member
Booth # 126
8 Farmbrough Close
Stocklake Park Industrial Estate
Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
United Kingdom HP20 1DQ
Phone: 44-1296-461-000
Fax: 441296-461-001
E-mail: sales@possum.co.uk www.possum.co.uk
Possum are the UK's leading provider of Electronic Assistive Technology solutions, including Home Automation and Communication aids, for disabled people. Visit the Possum booth where we will be demonstrating the Primo! remote controller, the Sero! hands free telephone with communication aid capabilities, and the handheld Jive! communication aid with remote control.

Prentke Romich Company
ATIA Member
Booth # 103
1022 Heyl Road
Wooster, OH 44691
Phone: 330-262-1984
Fax: 330-263-4829
E-mail: info@prentrom.com www.prentrom.com
Visit PRC to view our new AAC Language Lab, a practical, easy-to-use resource for teaching language with AAC devices and Unity. We will be showcasing our latest advances in dynamic display. Come by to see our newest device, ECO-14, ECOpoint, Vantage Lite and
SpringBoard Lite, and our therapy solutions.
ProxTalker.com
ATIA Member
Booth # 325
13 South Main St.
Thomaston, CT 06787
Phone: 860-283-0966
Fax: 860-283-0970
E-mail: info@proxtalker.com www.proxtalker.com
Logan ProxTalker is the first moveable picture communication system that actually talks. Specially encoded moveable picture tags allow the user to form sentences and produce voice output. Tags can be customized and recorded to suit individual needs. The device is portable and built to last.
Quillsoft Ltd.
ATIA Member
Booth # 406
2416 Queen Street, East
Toronto, ON M1N 1A2
Canada
Phone: 416-698-0111
Fax: 416-698-1555
E-mail: sales@wordq.com www.wordq.com
Quillsoft Ltd. will be highlighting the fully-integrated speech recognition and word prediction software for individuals with learning disabilities. “WordQ” and “SpeakQ" speech recognition plug-in software.
Reinecker USA, LLC
Booth # 227
145 River Rock
Buffalo, NY 14207
Phone: 716-348-3512
Fax: 866-733-2352
E-mail: info@reineckerusa.com www.reineckerusa.com
Reinecker Reha-Technik is a European manufacturer of premium electronic magnification devices. Our products feature superior screen and resolution qualities and innovative, industry-leading design. Products include the ground-breaking 3.5 screen MANO pocket-sized magnifier, as well as the Topolino Click high-speed distance and close-up camera for school or work.
Rethink Autism
Booth # 402
19 W. 21st St.
New York, NY 10010
Phone: 646-257-2919
Fax: 646-257-2926
E-mail: info@rethinkautism.com www.rethinkautism.com
Rethink Autism makes effective and affordable autism treatment tools available to parents and professionals everywhere. Our web-based program provides a customized curriculum for the individual, hundreds of dynamic instructional videos of best practice teaching interactions, step-by-step training modules, automated progress tracking and online professional support.

RJ Cooper & Associates, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 124
27601 Forbes Road, Suite 39
Laguna Niguel, CA 92677
Phone: 949-582-2571
Fax: 949-582-3169
E-mail: rjc@rjcooper.com www.rjcooper.com
One of the first AT companies, RJ Cooper has been making unique and requested items since 1983. Any disability, any age and request is considered important. Stop by and discuss YOUR special needs!
SAJE Technology
ATIA Member
Booth # 630
765 Dixon Court
Hoffman Estates, IL 60192
Phone: 847-756-7603
Fax: 847-496-4515
E-mail: scott.drahos@saje-tech.com www.saje-tech.com
SAJE Technology is the premier manufacturer of home automation products, promoting independence and accessibility for people facing aging or disability. SAJE Technology products include switch or voice activated environmental control units, voice activated telephones,
Dragon compatible microphones and accessible cell phone solutions. SAJE voice recognition technology requires no voice training.
Saltillo Corporation
ATIA Member
Booth # 312
2143 Township Road
Millersburg, OH 44654
Phone: 330-674-6722
Fax: 330-674-6726
E-mail: aac@saltillo.com www.saltillo.com
Saltillo Corporation manufactures and distributes augmentative communication devices. We specialize in meeting the communication needs of ambulatory individuals who are non-speaking. Our products include ChatPC-4, ChatPC-Silk, ALT-Chat and PalmChat. sComm, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 524
6238 Hadley Street
Raytown, MO 64133
Phone: 816-527-8339
Fax: 816-737-1790
E-mail: jason@scommonline.com www.scommonline.com sComm is the creator of the UbiDuo. The UbiDuo enables a deaf or hard of hearing and a hearing individual to communicate with each other face to face without any barriers anywhere anytime in professional or social situations.
Sensory Software International Ltd.
Booth # 114
26 Abbey Road
Malvern, WR14 3HD
Phone: 44-1684-578-868
Fax: 44-1684-897-753
E-mail: info@sensorysoftware.com www.sensorysoftware.com
We are pioneers of computer-based communication aids and developers of innovative computer software for communication, computer access, dyslexia and literacy support. Our main title is The Grid 2, which provides a full range of AAC options. Our software now powers some of the world’s most advanced communication aids.
ShopLowVision.com
ATIA Member
Booth # 407
3030 Enterprise Court

Vista, CA 92081
Phone: 800-826-4200
Fax: 760-597-5970
E-mail: info@optelec.com www.shoplowvision.com
Optelec, founded in 1985, is recognized as the worldwide market leader in providing innovative solutions for the blind, visually impaired and learning disabled. In January 2007, Optelec US spun off subsidiary companies ShopLowVision.com and LowVision.com, providing the onestop-shop for optical, non-optical and daily living aids, products, solutions and education.
Slater Software, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 219
351 Badger Circle
Guffey, CO 80820
Phone: 719-479-2255
Fax: 719-479-2254
E-mail: info@slatersoftware.com www.slatersoftware.com
Slater Software, Inc., the leader in picture-assisted literacy, offers Picture It and PixWriter, which effectively engage new and struggling readers and writers in literacy learning. Both software programs pair “literacy support pictures” with words. Slater also offers ready-to-use curriculum materials including “Simply Science”and "Read and Tell.”
SoftTouch, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 431
17117 Oak Drive, Suite C
Omaha, NE 68130
Phone: 402-334-8477
Fax: 402-334-8478 www.softtouch.com
SoftTouch has been developing accessible software for 20 years. Specializing in software with universal access for students with special needs, SoftTouch strives to enrich the learning experience for students on the moderate to severe disability spectrum.
Telesensory
Booth # 527
182 Black Powder Circle
Folsom, CA 95630
Phone: 916-207-3473
E-mail: srdeubel@cowad.net www.telesensory.com
TextHelp Systems, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 206
100 Unicorn Park Drive
Woburn, MA 01801
Phone: 888-248-0652
Fax: 866-248-0652
E-mail: u.s.info@texthelp.com www.texthelp.com
Texthelp Systems provides award-winning literacy software solutions for individuals with reading and writing difficulties or learning disabilities, and for English Language Learners. Read&Write GOLD, Texthelp’s premier education product, integrates with mainstream applications to provide students with support tools they need. In 2009, new versions were released for both PC and Mac.

Tobii ATI
ATIA Member
Booth # 413
333 Elm Street
Dedham, MA 02026
Phone: 781-461-8200
Fax: 781-461-8213
E-mail: customercare@tobiiati.com www.assistivetech.com
Tobii is a premier developer of eye tracking and speech generating devices and software, for people with physical, cognitive and speech disabilities. Stop by our booth and preview our newest line of C-Series Communication Devices, including the Tobii C8, Tobii C12, Tobii
CEye and the Lightwriter SL40! Also preview our latest software line, which includes Tobii Sono Suite and Tobii Communicator 4.3.
Turning Point Therapy & Technology, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 522
P.O. Box 310945
New Braunfels, TX 78131
Phone: 830-608-9812
Fax: 830-608-0882
E-mail: support@turningpointtechnology.com www.turningpointtechnology.com
Keyguards are designed to decrease frustration and increase accuracy for people with fine motor and vision disabilities when accessing many household appliances, remote controls, computer keyboards and communication devices. We have keyguards available for many devices, or when necessary we custom manufacture to meet the user’s specific needs.
ViewPlus Technologies
ATIA Member
Booth # 129
1853 Southwest Airport Avenue
Corvallis, OR 97333
Phone: 541-754-4002
Fax: 541-738-6505
E-mail: info@viewplus.com www.viewplus.com
ViewPlus is recognized throughout the world as a leading innovator in research and development of assistive technology products for people with print and sensory disabilities.
ViewPlus will be demonstrating Tiger Braille embossers, math access tools and the IVEO Hands-on-Learning System.
Widgit Software
Booth # 529
26 Queen St., Cubbington
Leamington Spa, Warwickshire
United Kingdom CV32 7NA
Phone: 44-0-1926-333-680
Fax: 44-0-1926-885-293
E-mail: info@widgit.com www.widgit.com
Widgit has pioneered the use of symbols and symbol software to support learning and the acquisition of literacy. Creators of the best-selling
Communicate: In Print, the symbol-supported DTP for creating all your printed resources and Communicate: SymWriter, which provides the perfect tool for simple word and symbol processing for emergent writers.

Words+, Inc.
ATIA Member
Booth # 422
42505 10th Street West
Lancaster, CA 93534-7059
Phone: 661-723-6523
Fax: 661-723-2114
E-mail: info@words-plus.com www.words-plus.com
Words+, Inc. is a leader in creating quality products that truly unlock the person by providing the finest communication and computer access products available. From world-renowned astrophysicist Dr. Stephen Hawking, to preschool children, the success of our users is a testimony to the effectiveness of our systems.
Market Segment Exhibitor Listing
Please note many exhibitors provide products and services across multiple segments. An exhibitor may be listed more than once. Those exhibitors listed below with an asterisk are ATIA Member companies. Please check the
Exhibitor Profile listings for more details on individual exhibitor products and services.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication
AAC TechConnect*
AbleNet*
Adaptivation, Inc*
Advanced Keyboard Technologies/The Writer Learning Systems
AMDi*
Applied Human Factors, Inc.*
Asyst Communications Co., Inc.*
ATNAD, Inc.*
Atomic Learning*
ATS, LLC*
Attainment Company*
Augmentative Resources, Inc.*
BlueSky Designs*
CaDan Computers dba Technology For Education*
Cambium Learning Technologies
IntelliTools and Kurzweil: Divisions of Cambium Learning Technologies
Compusult Limited*
Crick Software, Inc.*
Cyrano Communicator*
DynaVox Mayer-Johnson*
FRS Custom Solutions*
InfoCor
Jabbla*
Key Connection, The/Maxi-Aids
LAB Resources*
Laureate Learning Systems, Inc.*
LC Technologies/EyeGaze Systems*
Mayer-Johnson LLC*
News-2-You*
Next Generation Technologies, Inc.*
Possum Ltd.*
Prentke Romich Company*
ProxTalker.com*
RJ Cooper & Associates, Inc.*

Saltillo Corporation*
Sensory Software International Ltd.
Tobii ATI*
Widgit Software
Words+, Inc.*
Blind/Low Vision
ABISEE, Inc*
Ai Squared*
American Foundation for the Blind*
American Printing House for the Blind, Inc.*
Atomic Learning*
Benetech/BookShare.org*Claro Software*
BrowseAloud*
CaDan Computers dba Technology for Education*
Cambium Learning Technologies
IntelliTools and Kurzweil: Divisions of Cambium Learning Technologies*
Compusult Limited*
Crick Software, Inc.*
Dancing Dots Braille Music Technology*
Design Science, Inc.*
Dolphin Computer Access*
Duxbury Systems, Inc.*
E.M. Vitu*
Elmo USA Corporation*
Enabling Technologies*
Enhanced Vision*
En-Vision America
Eschenbacn Optik of America*
EVAS*
Freedom Scientific Learning Systems Group* gh, LLC*
GW Micro, Inc.*
Handy Tech North America*
Humanware*
InfoCor
InTouch Graphics
Issist Assistive Technologies, Inc.*
K-NFB Reading Technology, Inc.*
LevelStar*
LS&S, LLC
LVI Low Vision International*
Magnified Vision Inc.*
MSF & W Accessibility Solutions
Next Generation Technologies, Inc.*
Optelec U.S., Inc.*
Origin Instruments Corporation*
Perkins Products/Adaptive Technology*
Plextalk
Reinecker USA, LLC
ShopLowVision.com*
Telesensory
The Key Connection

ViewPlus Technologies*
Deaf/Hard of Hearing
Atomic Learning*
CaDan Computers dba Technology for Education*
Compusult Limited*
Humanware*
InfoCor
Key Connection, The/Maxi-Aids
LS&S, LLC
MSF & W Accessibility Solutions* sComm, Inc.*
The Key Connection
Educational Software/Learning Disabilities
AbleNet*
Accelerations Educational Software
Advanced Keyboard Technologies/The Writer Learning Systems
Aimee Solutions*
American Printing House for the Blind, Inc.*
Applied Human Factors, Inc.*
AT KidSystems, Inc.
Atomic Learning*
Attainment Company*
Benetech/BookShare.org*
BrowseAloud*
CaDan Computers dba Technology for Education*
Cambium Learning Technologies
IntelliTools and Kurzweil: Divisions of Cambium Learning Technologies*
Claro Software*
Cognitopia Software
Compusult Limited*
Conover Company, The*
Crick Software, Inc.*
Design Science, Inc.*
Don Johnston Incorporated*
DynaVox Mayer-Johnson*
ELMO USA Corporation*
Freedom Scientific Learning Systems Group* gh, LLC*
HumanWare*
Inclusive TLC*
Jabbla*
Key Connection, The/Maxi-Aids
LAB Resources*
Laureate Learning Systems, Inc.*
LifeSpan Education*
Marblesoft – Simtech*
Mayer-Johnson LLC*
Monarch Teaching Technologies, Inc.*
MSF & W Accessibility Solutions
News-2-You*
Perkins Products/Adaptive Technology*
Quillsoft Ltd.*

RJ Cooper & Associates, Inc.*
Rethink Autism
Slater Software, Inc.*
SoftTouch, Inc.*
Texthelp Systems, Inc.*
Tobii ATI*
Turning Point Therapy & Technology, Inc.*
Widgit Software
Physical Access/Mobility
AbleNet*
Adaptive Computer Control Technologies Inc.*
Applied Human Factors, Inc.*
ATNAD, Inc.*
Atomic Learning*
ATS, LLC*
Bluesky Designs*
CaDan Computers dba Technology for Education*
Cambium Learning Technologies
IntelliTools and Kurzweil: Divisions of Cambium Learning Technologies*
Claro Software*
Cognitopia Software*
Compusult Limited*
Crick Software, Inc.*
Daedalus Technologies, Inc.*
Eye Response Technologies, Inc.*
Handy Tech North America*
InTouch Graphics
InfoCor
Key Connection, The/Maxi-Aids
LAB Resources*
Madentec Limited*
MSF & W Accessibility Solutions
Next Generation Technologies, Inc.*
Origin Instruments Corporation*
Pace Suburban Bus
Possum LTD*
RJ Cooper & Associates, Inc.*
SAJE Technology*
SoftTouch, Inc.*
Turning Point Therapy & Technology, Inc.*

Transition/Vocational
Accelerations Educational Sofware
AbleLink Technologies, Inc.*
Applied Human Factors, Inc.*
BlueSky Designs*
CaDan Computers dba Technology for Education*
Cognitopia Software*
Compusult Limited*
LifeSpan Education
Madentec Limited*
Origin Instruments Corporation*
Pass It On Center*
Possum LTD*
SAJE Technology*
Other (Other Market Segments, Training Services, Government and Non-Profit Agencies)
AAC TechConnect*
AbleLink Technologies, Inc.*
ADAS
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Aimee Solutions*
Benetech/BookShare.org*
Daedalus Technologies, Inc.*
E.M. Vitu*
Pace Suburban Bus
Pass It On Center