AT Elements NRU 6x8 (Male) app for iPhone and iPad

A collection of linked augmentative communication pages for a literate, fluent AAC user in a hospital neural rehab unit.

Specifications:
Age: Any (fluent)
Setting: Hospital neural rehabilitation
Voice: Male (AT&T Natural Voice)
Language: US English
Grid size: 6 rows x 8 cols
Symbol set: Real images
No. pgs: 41

Features Include:
• Communication pages for environment, pain, body, concerns & questions, needs, restorative dining, drinking, PT, OT, speech therapy, nursing, discharge, food & non-food outings, people, feelings, bathroom, and personal items
• Easy editing and customization
• Add an unlimited number of speaking, linking pages
• Camera image acquisition directly in each cell
• Access to all provided images
• Easily show, dim, or hide cells
• Dimmed cell opacity is fully adjustable
• Dimmed cells remain active or can be disabled
• Restore mode brings deleted pages from the provided page set back to their original state
• iOS text-to-speech (TTS) and recorded audio
• Adjust iOS TTS voice, speech rate, pitch, and volume
• Configure different TTS voice output settings for the users voice and the auditory preview voice (when in scanning mode)
• International language support, including right-to-left text entry
• Word prediction with a 150k word library
• Optional word learning and tracking of frequency of word use
• 1x-3x cell magnification for low vision (scanning and direct select modes)
• List of pages includes page previews and a search bar
• Undo button
• 30-day user activity log in AAC Institutes LAM format
• Data tracking with privacy toggle and recording indicator
• Data logs may be copied for printing, sharing, and PeRT analysis
• Send messages to email and SMS & MMS text via email
• Pages may be backed up to a computer with iTunes File Sharing and a USB cable
• iCloud backup may be enabled

Switch support:
• One- and two-switch scanning
• Sequential and row/column scanning
• Auditory preview
• Bluetooth and direct touch scanning
• Supports RJ Cooper, AbleNet, Therapy Box, and Inclusive Technology Bluetooth switches