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Tecla

Tecla allows people who have limited upper-body mobility to easily access their iPhone, iPad, iPod, A Access technology, hands-free.

Tecla gives smart-device access to individuals with spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis (MS), ALS, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, brain injury, stroke, or anyone else who, due to disease or disability, finds it difficult to use a touchscreen. Tecla gives a person access by wirelessly connecting to their switches or wheelchair driving controls. This way, a Tecla user can send and receive text messages, browse the web, read books, make and receive phone calls and do just about everything you can do with a smart device, completely hands-free. To learn more about Tecla visit: http://gettecla.com

Komodo OpenLab, the company behind the Tecla Shield, is a not-just-for-profit organization that commercializes open and inclusive technologies. Its goal is to improve the daily lives of people with disabilities.

10/06/2024

Check out our new blog about Tecla user Owen McGirr and his new app Switchify

Meet Owen McGirr, Tecla user and developer of Switchify, a new switch accessibility service for Android. Owen is currently running a campaign to support the development of Switchify on Indigogo.

03/14/2023

This week is Multiple sclerosis Awareness Week!

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an unpredictable disease of the central nervous system that disrupts the flow of information within the brain and between the brain and body.

Help raise awareness of this and learn more at 's or by visiting www.nationalmssociety.org

03/03/2023

These are four smart and cool wheelchair accessories. They will improve your wheelchair features and make daily activities easier.

Learn more about Tecla-e and Tecla Phone Mount at www.gettecla.com

Follow Symmetric Designs to see Wheelchair trays and accessory systems and RehaDesign Wheelchair Community to learn about Wheelchair slippers.

https://www.rehadesign.com/en
https://www.symmetric-designs.com/

01/27/2023

Pico 8 is an adaptive remote control with a switch-scanning feature; it allows persons with body mobility impairments to control TVs, radios, cable boxes, air conditioners, and other IR appliances.

To learn more, visit: www.gettecla.com

01/20/2023

Check out these five common adaptive switches that unlock a world of independence for individuals with physical disabilities.

To learn more, read the article:
Introduction to 6 Common Adaptive Switches
https://gettecla.com/blogs/news/introduction-to-assistive-switches

01/17/2023

Google released the Switch Access App in the Play store.

With this App and a tecla-e device, you can control your phone or tablet using the built-in switch or external switches. You can use switches to select items, scroll, enter text, and more.

Switch Access will help you interact with your Android device using one or more switches instead of the touchscreen.

Picture: Google LLC
To learn more, visit: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.accessibility.switchaccess

12/16/2022

Visit: www.gettecla.com

12/14/2022

Check out these clever and cool phone accessories for people with Upper Body Mobility Impairments, they will make life easier and allow you to customize your phone. These are useful accessories for everyday activities.

Read the article in Wired Magazine: https://www.wired.com/gallery/best-phone-accessories-for-people-disabilities/

You can also check our Phone Mount: https://gettecla.com/products/tecla-phone-mount?variant=40930110898358

12/03/2022

Today we celebrate the International Day of Disabled Persons. It was proclaimed in 1992, by the United Nations General Assembly resolution.

The purpose to celebrate International Day is to raise awareness, promote and understanding disability issues and mobilize support for the dignity, rights, and well-being of perspectives persons with disabilities around the world.

Resource: United Nations
Department of Economic and Social Affairs Disability

To learn more visit:
👉https://www.un.org/development/desa/dspd/

10/13/2022

We also love, love stories like Todd's and his determination to conquer Karen's heart. With Tecla's help, he found a way to be romantic, communicate and connect with his beloved independently.

This incredible story started at a church picnic, to read more visit:
👉 www.gettecla.com/pages/todd
👉https://gettecla.com/pages/user-histories

10/11/2022

Our Heart is filled with joy every time we hear from one of our users, it inspires us to continue to do our best work in the area of accessibility.

Visit www.gettecla.com or emails us to info@gettecla.com and share your history with us. It can inspire others to find independence hands free.

👉https://gettecla.com/pages/user-histories

09/27/2022

More adaptive products and assistive
technologies are now available at Tecla.
Visit: www.gettecla.com

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About tecla-e

Access technology, hands-free. tecla-e gives individuals with spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis (MS), ALS, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, brain injury, stroke, or anyone else who, due to disease or disability, finds it difficult to use a touchscreen hands-free access to smart devices. tecla-e is an Internet of Things (IoT) assistive device giving people with upper-body mobility impairments the ability to fully use smart devices, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, and smart home technology. Users can send and receive emails and text messages, browse the web, watch videos, launch and use apps, read books, change the TV channel or turn the heat up, make (or hang up) phone calls at any time using accessibility switches they are familiar with like buttons, joysticks, and sip-and-puff controllers or their wheelchair driving controls.

To learn more about tecla-e visit: https://gettecla.com/pages/tecla-e