Key-X Multifunctional Keyboard

When #entrepreneurship, #innovation and #socialimpact get together, people's lives are changed for the better. Key-X is making the lives of people with #CerebralPalsya lot better, by offering efficient and autonomous digital inclusion and empowerment at igg.me/at/key2enable/!

Key2Enable will be presenting our solutions for people with severe motor and intellectual disabilities at Our Sacred Academy, July 21st in the West Palm Beach area. key2enable.com #digitalinclusion #empoweringpeoplewithdisabilities #keyX #ABlinX

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Students with severe motor impairments can use Key-X and its accessories to have autonomy in writing, close communication, and the use of the computer. How are your kids learning today? . . #Key2Enable #Communications #SpecialEducation

#ThoughtfulThursday Keep your kid's minds active at home with interactive games and exercises! . . #Key2Enable #SpecialOlympics #MasterofMinds #NYTimes #SpecialOlympics #Key2Enable #Technology #Communications #SpecialEducation

We support businesses small and large that are effected by Covid-19. Please share in the comments below, what you are doing to show your support in these tough times. . . #Key2Enable #SpecialOlympics #MasterofMinds

#HealthTip Washing hands with warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds can remove bacteria and viruses and can reduce the chance of lung infections by up to 45%. Stay safe everyone! . . #Key2Enable #SpecialOlympics

"Children are not things to be molded but are people to be unfolded." ~Jess Lair . . #Key2Enable #SpecialOlympics #MasterofMinds #NYTimes #SpecialOlympics #Key2Enable #Technology #Communications #SpecialEducation

#TrueorFalse? Created in partnership with special education and rehabilitation professionals, Simplix allows you to easily create psychomotor activities for educational and therapeutic purposes. . . #Key2Enable #SpecialOlympics #MasterofMinds #NYTimes

#KnowledgeBase Learn all about our assistive technology products 1. Video Tutorials 2. Instruction Manuals 3. Technical Information 4. Troubleshooting . . #Key2Enable #SpecialOlympics #MasterofMinds #NYTimes

Innovating in digital accessibility, the startup company Key2Enable (also operating in Brazil as Geraes Tecnologia Assistiva) empowers people with disabilities to develop their skills and individualities. . . #Key2Enable #SpecialOlympics #MasterofMinds #NYTimes

#DidYouKnow? With Key2Enable you can: 1. Control computers with short movements 2. Speak using the blink of an eye 3. Perform educational activities with special students 4. Perform innovative interventions in rehabilitation therapies and much more. . . #Key2Enable

Innovating in digital accessibility, startup company Key2enable empowers people with disabilities to develop their skills and individualities. . . #Key2Enable #SpecialOlympics #MasterofMinds #NYTimes #SpecialOlympics #Key2Enable #Technology #Communications #SpecialEducation

#MakingADifference We are considered capable of impacting 1 billion people in the next 10 years with our suite of disrupting solutions and applications designed for people with disabilities. . . #Key2Enable #SpecialOlympics #MasterofMinds #NYTimes

#Milestones In 2018, Key2Enable became a portfolio company of Singularity University, the world’s leading school of innovation and entrepreneurship. . . #Key2Enable #SpecialOlympics #MasterofMinds #NYTimes

Key2Enable has been founded with the goal of using exponential technologies to give autonomy and plenty of possibilities to people with motor and intellectual disabilities all around the world. . . #Key2Enable #SpecialOlympics #MasterofMinds #NYTimes

#WordsThatReferenceSight Don’t avoid words like “see” and “look.” Just like their sighted peers, these words should be part of a blind or visually impaired student’s vocabulary to connote how they see.