What is Logan® ProxPAD™?

Logan® ProxPAD™ is a communication device and learning aid for people with motor, visual and cognitive disabilities that requires tangible objects or other cues to initiate communication. Like the Logan® ProxTalker® , it uses radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to provide voice information to a person when touching or approaching an object to the device.

There are two work options:

  • touch - the manual or sound tag must come into contact with the blue surface of the device,
  • immediate proximity - it is enough to bring the manual or sound tag closer to the device for it to recognize it and provide voice information. This operating option is of great importance for people with limited mobility and for people who have the ProxPAD TM mounted under a table or on a wheelchair.

What are the main features of Logan® ProxPAD™?

  • two operating options: touch and close proximity
  • a large surface for placing an object or image in order to retrieve a message
  • easy customization of labels to suit a person's physical and visual capabilities
  • it can be mounted on the wall and used in the classroom
  • it has a built-in microphone
  • a voice message lasting 8 seconds can be recorded on each tag (object or image).
  • 1 GB of memory (30,000 sound tiles/1,000 minutes)

Along with Logan® ProxPAD™, it is also possible to use enlarged cards with tangible objects, which are primarily intended for blind and partially sighted people.

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