By itself, assistive technology will never completely remove the difficulties which come with having a disability. Assistive technology is only one of many choices to be considered. Assistive technology is often used to improve, complement, or expand other services or solutions. View assistive technology as part of a life-long process. Define your goals and then decide where assistive technology can be used.
All people can benefit.
Some of the most useful and effective devices are inexpensive and simple. People want tools that are easy, reliable, and affordable. They also want tools that will get the job done as quickly and conveniently as possible. Talk with other technology users. Think about what you need to change in your job, everyday life, and in the community to help identify things you need.