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Project Mercury Overview

Dec 30, 2011

Filed under: Adaptive Technology,  Assistive Technology,  assistive technology,  Disability,  disabled,  National Science Foundation,  Service Disabled Veteran,  Special Needs,  Veterans,  Wounded Veteran,  Wounded Warrior

Project Mercury is an initiative started by Blue Orb, parent company of orbiTouch Keyless Keyboard, and the Central Florida Disability Chamber of Commerce. It is funded by a multi-year grant from National Science Foundation and designed to help persons with special needs and...

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Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation donates 35 orbiTouch units to Orlando VA Medical Center

Dec 15, 2011

Filed under: Adaptive Technology,  Assistive Technology,  assistive technology,  Disability,  disabled,  Donations,  Injury,  Press Releases,  Service Disabled Veteran,  Veterans,  Wounded Veteran

Units will be used for multi-year initiative to help wounded veterans become entrepreneurs. WINTER PARK, FLORIDA--Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation of Winter Park, Florida, has donated 35 orbiTouch Keyless Keyboards toward a program helping wounded veterans become entrepreneurs. The program is based...

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3 Reasons to Hire Persons with Special Needs

Sep 30, 2011

Filed under: Assistive Technology,  Disability,  disabled,  Editorials,  OrbiTouch Keyless Keyboard,  Service Disabled Veteran,  Special Needs,  Wounded Veteran,  Wounded Warrior

People with disabilities are veteran problem solvers.   If you are one of the millions of Americans looking for a job, you will know that companies want to hire candidates who demonstrate “creative problem solving.”  Why not then hire individuals...

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Veteran Corps purchases 15 orbiTouches for donation to wounded veterans

Aug 31, 2011

Filed under: assistive technology,  Donations,  OrbiTouch Keyless Keyboard,  Press Releases,  Service Disabled Veteran,  Technology,  Veterans,  Wounded Veteran,  Wounded Warrior

ORLANDO, FLORIDA--If you are a service-disabled veteran who’s always wanted to try orbiTouch Keyless Keyboard, this may be your chance.  Veteran Corps of America, a diversified technology and services provider for the U.S. Government, has recently bought 15 brand new,...

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