If you follow ALS or disability news, you’ve probably seen headlines about brain-computer interfaces, or BCIs — technology that reads signals from the brain and turns them into text, speech, or computer control. Two major studies this year have pushed the field forward, and many families are asking the same question: what does this mean…

Communication doesn’t stop when you leave the house. It happens at the grocery store, in the car, at a grandparent’s kitchen table, and at the doctor’s office. That’s why we built EyeOn Go for Communication — a purpose-built AAC tablet designed to go wherever the day leads. Ready to Talk, Right Out of the Box…

On September 21, 2016, ABC premiered a family sitcom that did something network television had almost never done: it built an entire show around a nonspeaking teenager — and made him the funniest, sharpest person in the room. Ten years later, Speechless still comes up in conversations with AAC families, speech-language pathologists, and educators. For…