The phrase "assistive tools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to devices or software designed to help individuals with disabilities or specific needs to perform tasks more easily.
Example: "The school provides various assistive tools to support students with learning disabilities in their studies."
Alternatives: "supportive devices" or "adaptive tools".
Many people went to see side shows in order to gaze with fascination, superiority and revulsion at people who, in some cases, could find no other employment – but developed extraordinary skills to combat that – and for whom medical treatments and assistive tools were unavailable.
Thus, there are many important web based tasks which, at present, cannot be performed satisfactorily by the blind user using any of the available assistive tools.
Despite many assistive tools available for browsing the web, blind persons are not able to perform the tasks using internet that are done by persons without such disability.
Unfortunately, the benefits of this powerful tool are still away from the blind users who make the use of screen readers or similar assistive tools to surf the web.
Hand and finger functions are of critical importance for independence in everyday activities, but their recovery is often limited following neurological injury, motivating the need for novel therapeutic and assistive tools.
Furthermore, the dearth of such studies in Saudi Arabia (we were able to find only one such study [63]), especially given the lack of assistive tools and adapted environments supporting the VI in this region [63], delineates the necessity for more research with VI users in the local context pertaining to this task.
White cane can be considered as the first obstacle avoidance assistive tool.
Being client side tools, Screen Readers most often fail to perform the task as the web author intentions may not be well understood by assistive tool.
Thus, a blind user can perform important tasks independently on such a website without using any assistive tool like screen reader.
The first approach employs a client based assistive tool (e.g. screen reader) to speak out the web content in some desired order.
Remember, this stabbing machine is a mere assistive tool, not a replacement for the forensic investigators themselves, or the violent criminals indispensable to their trade.
