Vendors of Mobility Devices that require Fixed Transmitters
This is a list of systems that tell a blind user about a nearby item. These devices rely on fixed signal generators.
Click here for mobility devices that do not require fixed transmitters
40 Bannister Street
Mount Pearl NL A1N 3C9
Canada
709-745-7914 or 888-388-8180 v
709-745-7927 f
hear-it@compusult.nf.ca
NaviTELL
General Sign Co Ltd
The Avenue, New Southgate
London N11 1NF
United Kingdom
+44 181 361 6777 v
+44 181 368 6122 f
Natural VoiceUnit: fixed sign issue infrared signal, picked up by handheld receivers
658 Derwent Way
New Westminster BC V3M 5P8
Canada
604-525-5644 v
604-525-2739 f
general@novax.com
DS2000 audible traffic signal for perestrians; seems to be designed to deal with advocacy organization issues.
Royal National Institute for the Blind
Sales and Marketing, Bakewell Rd, Orton Southgate
Peterborough PE2 6XU
United Kingdom
+44 1733 370777 v
+44 1733 238541 f
sberrill@rnib.org.uk
fixed radio beacon gives signal to handheld receiver
Seal
Corso Francia 98
I-10093 Collegno (Torino)
Italy
+39 11 411 2255 v
+39 11 403 3384 f
Pilot Light: fixed infrared transmiter sends signals to handheld receiver
812 North Blvd
Baton Rouge LA 70802
504-344-2812 or 888-825-5746 v
504-344-2811 f
ward@talkingsigns.com
talking signs using infra-red, using technology developed at Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute
