Assistive technology comes in many forms to support Queenslanders in various aspects of life. Here's a breakdown of some key categories:
- Daily Living Aids: These tools make everyday tasks like dressing, bathing, and eating easier to manage.
- Communication Aids: For those with speech limitations, these devices help them express themselves effectively.
- Mobility Aids: From wheelchairs to walkers, these tools assist people in moving around independently.
- Seating and Positioning Equipment: This equipment provides proper support and posture for comfort and safety.
- Computer Access Aids: Tools like adapted keyboards or screen readers allow everyone to interact with computers.
- Environmental Controls: These systems help manage your surroundings, like automated lights or thermostats.
- Modifications: Changes to homes, vehicles, and workplaces can remove barriers and promote accessibility.
- Prosthetics and Orthotics: Artificial limbs or braces replace or support missing or weakened body parts.
- Sensory Aids: Devices like hearing aids or Braille displays help people experience the world more fully.
- Recreation Devices: Specially designed equipment allows everyone to participate in leisure activities.




