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EnChroma Color Blindness Sunglasses
EnChroma has created glasses for color blind people that enhance color perception by separating light into its primary spectral components before they reach the eye.

EnChroma’s Gamma frame is made of an acetate blend that can be adjusted by your local optician for a customized fit. Integrated hinges ensure long-term comfort and durability, and metal highlights on the temples add style.

- Non-prescription lenses made from lightweight plastic
- Premium anti-reflection, scratch-resistant coating
- 100% UV Protection
- Rx lenses can be ordered and made from impact resistant poly-carbonate.

HeadMouse Extreme (For sale $10)
HeadMouse® Extreme, by Origin Instruments, replaces the standard computer mouse for people who cannot use or have limited use of their hands when controlling a computer or augmentative communication device. The HeadMouse translates natural movements of a user's head into directly proportional movements of the computer mouse pointer. The HeadMouse has a wireless optical sensor which tracks a tiny disposable target that is conveniently placed on the users forehead, glasses, hat, etc. It works just like a computer mouse, with the mouse pointer being moved by the motion of the users head. The HeadMouse will track the user's head with the user located in any comfortable viewing position relative to the computer display. Resolution of the HeadMouse is precise to allow a user to control the mouse pointer down to the minimum, pixel perfect, resolution of the computer display. This precision allows a user to perform such tasks as drawing, gaming, graphics work and Computer Aided Design (CAD). HeadMouse Extreme connects to the computer or augmentative communication device through a USB port and operates using standard mouse drivers. No special software required. The HeadMouse is powered by the host device, over the USB connection. The integrated electronic tilt sensor automatically adapts to even the most unusual mounting requirements. Selections can be performed using a variety of adaptive switches, including Origin Instruments Sip/Puff Switch and mouse button software, such as Dragger™. Using Dragger mouse clicks are performed by positioning the pointer and dwelling for a selectable period of time. HeadMouse Extreme also comes with a built-in infrared receiver that provides optional wireless connections for adaptive switches. Beam™ is available for wireless transfer of adaptive switch inputs from a wheelchair to the integrated receiver.

(Older model HM-0204) Replaced by the HeadMouse Nano.

Hugo Mobility Lightweight Adjustable Aluminum Crutches
-These crutches are lighter than wood and are manufactured from lightweight anodized aluminum, supporting up to 300 lbs.
-Hugo medium adult size adjustable crutches can accommodate a user height of 5' 2" to 5' 10" and feature dual push-button adjustments.
-Contoured crutch tips that feature a curved stair deflector at their tip, provide exceptional traction while a built-in metal ring protects against premature wear.
-Thick cushioned underarm pads. Integrated metal ring prevents premature wear.
-Washable hand grips made from a natural sponge cushioning absorb impact shock and are perspiration resistant.

Serene Innovations Amplified Photo Phone (For sale $10)
-High-Definition Sound Technology for far superior and unmatched clarity, a new standard in amplified telephone technology
-Amplifies incoming sound up to 20 times (over 26+ dB) louder, the most powerful in its class
-Switch to turn amplification on automatically or on demand
-Adjustable Digital Speech Tone Control lets you enhance selectable sound frequencies to match your hearing, making difficult to hear words intelligible again
-Digital Sound Processing technology eliminates virtually all distortion, echo effects and unwanted static, commonly found in other amplified phones
-9 large and easy-to-setup photo memory buttons for quick one-touch speed dialing
-90dB super loud ringer with adjustable ringing volume and tone control
-Line powered
-Two (front and side) bright and easy to see visual ring flashers
-3.5mm neckloop jack
-Hearing aid compatible

Discontinued.

WELCOME TO WYOMING ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR ALL!

Wyoming AT4ALL

The Wyoming AT4ALL website is your entry point to assistive and adaptive equipment in Wyoming through Wyoming Assistive Technology Resources (WATR) and the Anna Maria Weston Therapeutic Equipment Lending Library. When you log in, you can search for assistive and adaptive equipment, also known as AT devices, that are available for loan, make a direct request for the AT device(s) of interest, locate previously owned devices available for reutilization, or list your own items for sale or donation.

What is Wyoming Assistive Technology Resources (WATR)?

Wyoming Assistive Technology Resources (WATR) is Wyoming's Assistive Technology Act program and a resource for all assistive technology (AT) needs in Wyoming. AT may be a device or solution that enhances an individual's ability to live, play, or work independently. AT can take the form of a device, tool, or adaptation that supports a person when participating in everyday activities and settings. Click here to read more...

Anna Maria Weston Therapeutic Equipment Lending Library

A lending library of therapeutic equipment and assistive technology has been established at the Wyoming Life Resource Center in Lander in memory of Anna Maria Weston. Many pieces of equipment have been donated from around the state so that others can have access to equipment without having to purchase it. Equipment may be borrowed from the center at no charge, by anyone living in the state of Wyoming. Click here to read more...

Device Reuse

Wyoming Assistive Technology Resources (WATR) has a reuse program that provides networking opportunities for individuals to exchange, sell, and recycle lightly-used assistive technology throughout the state of Wyoming. All sale profits allow WATR to buy, update, and maintain new devices. Available devices may be viewed in an Advanced Search under "All Types." You may list your own items to give away or sell by creating an account. If you would like assistance listing items, please contact WATR at watr@uwyo.edu or (307) 766-6187. Click here to read more...

Short-Term Equipment Loan Library

Before you can check any equipment out on loan, you will need to sign a two year WATR equipment term agreement. This agreement will allow you borrowing privileges for testing various equipment for a six week trial period. We offer a three week trial period for iPads. The shorter borrowing period for iPads is due to the large number of requests we receive. A four week extension request can be granted with WATR staff approval within five working days of the due date. Upon returning the equipment at the end of your trial period, we ask that you insure the equipment with the carrier in case of loss or damage during transit. The dollar amount that you will need to provide to the carrier for insurance purposes will be included in your paperwork when you receive the equipment at the beginning of your trial period. To request a WATR Equipment Loan Agreement, please contact WATR staff at watr@uwyo.edu or (307) 766-2051. Click here to read more...

Information and Referral Resource
If after a loan trial you’re interested in purchasing a similar AT device, you can obtain manufacturer and pricing information on the AT4ALL item listing or directly contact the vendors or manufacturers. We'll be happy to assist you in identifying vendor or manufacturer options. (888) 989-9463 or (307) 766-6187.

WYTAP Financial Loan Program
The Wyoming Technology Access Program (WYTAP) is a financial loan program that offers interest buy-down for individuals who want to purchase assistive technology. To receive a WYTAP application packet, contact Wyoming Independent Living (WIL) in Casper at 307-266-6956. Click here to read more...

Wyoming Accessibility Center (WAC) dispATch
The monthly Wyoming Accessibility Center dispATch bulletin offers a paperless update of WATR professional development trainings, Open Lab and ECHO in AT monthly agendas, Wyoming Assistive Technology Resources (WATR) featured devices and reuse items as well as monthly events that WATR and AEM staff will be attending. Click here to read more...

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