The Census Bureau estimates that more than 41 million people living in the U.S. speak Spanish — 13.5% of the population. Dual Language Mode allows device users to quickly use English and Spanish from the same screen and translate between the two languages on the go. Dual Language Mode makes it easy for English-speaking SLPs to customize a device for Spanish-speaking or bilingual clients thanks to the bulk translate feature.

Approximately 9 in 10 Americans use the internet in some shape or form. With Web Launcher Icons, Lingraphica device users can interact with the internet in a way that’s conventional yet customized. These functional uses are extensive. Users can link to their favorite restaurant’s menu, local weather, social media accounts, and so much more. It’s simple, easy, and familiar.

Most people who require an AAC device will still want to practice their speech and language skills to continue to make improvements. AAC is not something that interferes with rehab and recovery goals. AAC is a path forward to independently practice the words and phrases that are most important to them. Therapy mode allows certain device elements such as labels and images to be temporarily removed to create customized rehabilitation exercises and challenges. This setting empowers clients to independently test themselves and practice what matters to them.

Lingraphica devices come with an extensive library of built-in icons that SLPs and device users can choose from. But one simple way to get patient buy-in on the device is to have them play a significant role in icon choice. The Web Image Icon feature allows users to quickly and easily search the internet for images and assign their images of choice to the appropriate icon.