Cognitive Aids

1. Memory Aids:Smartphones/Tablets: Apps for reminders, calendars, and note-taking.
   Digital Voice Recorders: For recording important information or instructions.
   Electronic Organizers: Devices specifically designed to help with scheduling and task management.
2. Task Management Tools:To-Do List Apps: Such as Todoist or Microsoft To Do.
   Project Management Software: Like Trello or Asana for more complex tasks.

Communication Aids

1. Speech Generating Devices (SGDs):Devices that produce speech output for individuals who have difficulty speaking.
2. Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Apps:Apps like Proloquo2Go that assist with communication through symbols, text, or pictures.

Mobility Aids

1. Wheelchairs/Walkers/Cane Modifications:Customizable options to suit individual needs for better mobility support.
2. Adaptive Driving Equipment:Hand controls, specialized seats, or other modifications to make driving safer if the person is able to drive again.

Environmental Control Units (ECUs)

• Systems that allow control of home appliances like lights, TV, thermostat via voice commands or remote controls.

Vision & Hearing Aids

1. Magnifiers/Screen Readers/Braille DisplaysFor those with vision impairments post-TBI.
2. Hearing aids/cochlear implants For those experiencing hearing loss after TBI

Physical Rehabilitation Tools

1. Robotic Exoskeletons Assist in walking exercises during physical therapy sessions