A wireless communication system for disabled persons

Visually disabled persons can’t see everything or can’t see at all. It makes performing for certain activities challenging and in some cases, even impossible. In different activities, an attendant can help disabled persons. Despite intensive counselling, an attendant could need a communication system for better assistance and communication between the attendant and the disabled person. The use of a wireless AXIWI® wireless headset can help visual disabled persons to do and enjoy these type of activities optimally.

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AXIWI communication systems for the visually disabled persons

During assisting a disabled person, communication is essential to guide them properly and safely. Ambient sounds and distance make it challenging to support the disabled person optimally.
The communication system ensures direct wireless duplex communication (two-way communication like a telephone conversation with a handsfree open line). For example, the Dutch Visually-Disabled Ski Association (NVSV) can go safely from the mountains because of clear communication with this AXIWI® headset system.

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European Powerchair Football Association satisfied with AXIWI

I am the head of referee development in Europe for the European Powerchair Football Association (EPFA). I have used the AXIWI equipment for training new referees at a training camp for the Scottish National Powerchair Team. It was also used for the WFA Cup Final at St. Georges Park during the FA’s Disability Cup Weekend and training of international referees at a training camp in Cheltenham, United Kingdom.

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