We Connect Oklahomans with Disabilities to Assistive Technology (AT)
AT Inventory Features
TD Pilot
TD Pilot is an eye-controlled communication device for iPad. Designed to empower people with conditions such as spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, or select ALS cases to communicate and use their favorite apps, this iOS-based iPad speech generating device features the world’s leading eye tracker.
Talkable 6 Spinning Communicator
The Talkable 6 Spinning Communicator is a speech-generating device which records up to 36 custom audio messages that you can replay at the press of a button.
Tangible Object Cards
Tangible Object Cards (TOC) pair objects that are easy to recognize and discriminate with words/pictures. The use of tangible symbols maybe a helpful communication intervention for individuals of all ages and disabilities, including autism, blind/low vision, deaf/blindness, and developmental disabilities.
TalkingBrix 2
TalkingBrix 2 is a set of three single-message communication devices that can be used individually or attached to create a multi-message communication device. Each TalkingBrix can play a message up to 10-seconds long.
Learn more about Assistive Technology (AT) for people of all ages on the ABLE Tech AT Discovery webpage.
ABLE Tech Core Programs
An AT service directly assists an individual with a disability in the selection, acquisition, or use of an assistive technology device.
Device Demonstration
Learn about specific types of AT by comparing the features through hands-on exploration.
Financial Loan
Apply for financing options that offer low interest and flexible repayment terms for Assistive Technology.
Following guidance from Oklahoma State University
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All sanitization practices will be used per ABLE Tech’s policies and procedures.
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We are hosting virtual training and events! Check out all of the latest upcoming opportunities below.
Frequently Asked Questions - COVID-19 Assistive Technology Devices and Services
ABLE Tech News
Celebrate "People with Disabilities Awareness Day" on March 8th.
This year "People with Disabilities Awareness Day" (PWDAD) will be hosted at the Oklahoma History Center, 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73105. Admission to the building and for PWDAD are FREE.
While you are at the Oklahoma History Center, be sure to visit “The History of disABILITIES in Oklahoma”. ABLE Tech, along with other partners across the state will be contributing to the exploration, experience, and education of assistive technology’s development over the years. This exhibit will be open for viewing from March 8th to August 31st.
Learn more about this exhibit at the Oklahoma History Center Museum.
Oklahoma Selected as 2020-2024 AEM State
ABLE Tech will collaborate with diverse partners to expand accessible educational materials (AEM) and technology services in the state.
