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AssistiveWare

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Developing AAC and assistive technology for disabled individuals

Overview

Developing AAC and assistive technology for disabled individuals. Its product Proloquo allows children, teens, and adults to use the symbol-based application as a daily communication tool and to build language skills. In addition, the company offers Pictello- to create and share visual stories and schedules, Keeble- accessible keyboard for individuals with physical and visual impairments, Wrise- word processor designed to support reading comprehension and text composition, and Infovox iVox- natural-sounding text to speech voices in over 30 languages.

Key facts

Founded
2000

Business model

Contact

Open roles

2 roles
  • Legal and Compliance Officer

    Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands · On-site · Volunteer

  • Legal and Compliance Officer for a Company with a Social Mission

    Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands · On-site · Volunteer

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About AssistiveWare

What does AssistiveWare do?

Developing AAC and assistive technology for disabled individuals.

Where is AssistiveWare headquartered?

AssistiveWare is headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

When was AssistiveWare founded?

AssistiveWare was founded in 2000.

Which sector is AssistiveWare in?

AssistiveWare operates in Health Technology.

Who are AssistiveWare's competitors?

Companies similar to AssistiveWare include EMDR Online Tools, NBT Analytics, and Agrippa.

Is AssistiveWare hiring?

Yes. AssistiveWare has 2 open roles listed on Vanberra Signal.