Keyboards for the visually impaired

All people who suffer from poor eyesight or who have difficulties recognizing the lettering on ‘normal’ keyboards (e.g. because of the rather low contrast on conventional keyboards).

Gorlo & Todt external numeric keypad, type Zeusnum, suitable for the Gorlo & Todt one-hand keyboard, suitable for the visually impaired, with large, thick white lettering on a black background (inverse).

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Cherry keyboard G84 – 4100 type laptop for the visually impaired:

The keyboard is characterized by a very small and flat key field. The keys have a key size of approx. 18 mm and a drop of approx. 2.5 mm (short-stroke keys). The keys are pressed with almost linear pressure and approx. 0.45 Newton force (smooth). For comparison, the respective key size of a ‘normal’ keyboard is approx. 19 mm with a drop of approx. 4 mm.

Cherry external number pad G84 – 4700 visually impaired:

Available to match the laptop keyboard type G84 – 4100. This number block is connected directly to the computer. The keyboard (e.g. Type Cherry G84 – 4100 or any other PC keyboard) is connected to the socket on the back of the housing. The external number pad has 4 additional keys. All keys (except the Num key) can be reassigned (programmed) as desired by the user. As an additional service, we offer the option of re-engraving the differently assigned keycaps accordingly.

Cherry keyboard type G81 – 3000 suitable for the visually impaired:

The classic variant of a ‘standard’ keyboard in a design suitable for the visually impaired. ‘Normal’ keys are used in this Cherry keyboard (key size approx. 19 mm, key travel approx. 4 mm, linear key actuation force). Here the lettering is black on a light background.

Cherry keyboard type G81 – 3000 inverse for the visually impaired:

The variant of a ‘standard’ keyboard in reverse version for the visually impaired. ‘Normal’ keys are used in this Cherry keyboard (key size approx. 19 mm, key travel approx. 4 mm, linear key actuation force). Here the lettering is white on a black background.

Cherry keyboard type G81 – 3000 suitable for the visually impaired Zebra:

The version of a ‘standard’ keyboard designed for the visually impaired Zebra. ‘Normal’ keys are used in this Cherry keyboard (key size approx. 19 mm, key travel approx. 4 mm, linear key actuation force). Here the lettering is a combination of white on a black background ( inverse ) and black on a light background. The arrangement of the different white and black keys creates an additional contrast. The buttons are easier to find this way.
Various possible combinations can be selected.