NMTAP offers free services to New Mexicans with disabilities to help them get the assistive technology (AT) services they need. It is a statewide program designed to increase knowledge of, access to, and acquisition of assistive or adaptive technology for anyone with any disability, anywhere in the state, of any age.

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X box Adaptive Controller

Xbox Adaptive Controller

i Talk 4 with bright red yellow blue and green buttons

iTalk 4

Lexie B 2 Hearing Aids

Lexie B2 Hearing Aids

a person displaying the Or Cam Read with their hand

OrCam Read

Modular Hose Phone Holder with mini clamp holding a smart phone with the case

Modular Hose Phone Holder with mini clamp

Sempre mini Bluetooth Amplifier with ear bud headphones

Sempre mini Bluetooth Amplifier

Adjustable Angle Sequencer with bright yellow Switch and red lights

Adjustable Angle Sequencer with Switch

3 M Littmann CORE Stethoscope

3M Littmann CORE Stethoscope

person wearing the TAP Strap 2 keyboard and Mouse

TAP Strap 2 keyboard and Mouse

Alexa Echo Dot

Alexa Echo Dot

Orange Leonard Garden Scoot with Flat Free Tires

Leonard Garden Scoot with Flat Free Tires

F S Vario Float Floor Mount with wheels and an articulating arm to hold a speech communication deviec

FS VarioFloat Floor Mount

L10 Speech Communication Device

L10 Speech Communication Device

Reveal 16i

Reveal 16i

Tipee keyboard

Tipy Keyboard

T D Pilot Speech Communication Device displaying the screen and on the companion screen on the back of the device

TD Pilot Speech Communication Device

Obi Gen 2

Obi Gen 2

Domino Pro Assistive Listening System displaying the transmitter and the receiver

Domino Pro Assistive Listening System

Visolux Digital X L F H D Magnifier displaying enlarged text

Visolux Digital XL FHD Magnifier

Logitech Adaptive Gaming Kit displaying 4 different types of switches on felt pads

Logitech Adaptive Gaming Kit

NMTAP is a program of the State of New Mexico Governor's Commission on Disability, under a grant from the U.S Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Community Living.