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.