The first truly customizable laptop designed with the blind in mind.
Have you ever wished someone would build a computer just for you, just the way you want it? Nattiq Technologies promises to do just that with the Nattiq Nnote screenless laptop.
Nattiq Note gives you everything you need, and nothing you don't. With the removal of the screen and track pad, Nattiq Note is enclosed in a compact form factor the size of a handheld or standard laptop keyboard, making it easier to carry and pack. It is also more convenient for working on the go, and provides privacy in public that most sighted people lack.
But the best thing about Nattiq Note, is that it can be built to your specifications, at pricing competitive with mainstream customizable tablets and laptops from companies like Apple, Microsoft and Dell. Never before has a product been made so specifically for the blind, yet flexible and versatile enough to offer what individual customers need and want at a price that doesn't break the bank.
The power of a desktop OCR device in a package portable enough to go where you go.
Nattiq Reader MINI was designed to ensure the visually impaired and print disabled have access to printed materials wherever they are in their personal and professional lives.
Nr MINI goes where you go: offering the power and speed of a desktop OCR machine in a unit less than half the size of most comparable models. With all the components located in the base and camera arm, Nattiq Reader MINI offers both a reliable stationary OCR device, and portable access to printed materials anywhere you are.
NR MINI also features a versatile interface, allowing you to interact with it in the way that is most intuitive to you. Control it using a handheld remote, a standard QWERTY keyboard, or issue commands hands free just by using your voice.
Scan books, magazines, important documents, or the user Manual for your newest gadget. NR MINI recognizes a variety of font styles and languages, and seamlessly handles mixed language documents as well.
NatNav: the easiest and most powerful accessibility improvement you’ll ever make!
Recent laws in many countries have required the addition of tactile bumps on the flooring of buildings, and other enhancements to make public premises more accessible to the visually impaired, as well as people with other disabilities. If we’re honest, such enhancements are often intrusive, both in terms of construction, and sometimes even to the visually impaired users they are trying to assist.
In addition, such enhancements, while they are indicators of pathways, doorways, elevators, etc., do not specifically indicate which of these they’re denoting, and do not assist with real navigation of an unfamiliar building as visual signage does for sighted consumers.
Where Am I? it’s a question we often ask every day, especially when navigating a mall, museum or park. And, for most of us, the answer to that question lies in multiple information kiosks with maps of the premises, denoting the current location.
In today’s world of modern technology and readily available public transportation, visually impaired users are active and independent participants in every day public activities that place them in these same situations. Yet, there is not often accessible navigational information available to them. In addition to the inaccessibility of information kiosks, they are also not able to see visual landmarks or signs readily available to the sighted person.
Nattiq Reader reads printed documents, books, recepies, magazines, newspapers, bills, menus or any other printed materials . With Nattiq reader blind users achieve independence in reading. The Nattiq Reader is different from other competing products in two ways: It is customizable and for most languages, other than Arabic, the solution is very competitive in price.
Customization
Nattiq Technologies is starting a trend of customization. A blind users sends his / her specific requirments either hardware or software and Nattiq developers will customize accordingly.
