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The UbiDuo™ is a communication device that enables deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing people people to communicate with each other face to face, anywhere, anytime without any barriers.

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Postmarks Online: News from the Alabama District: Ubi Duo in Action Yesterday, we witnessed how truly helpful the Ubi Duo can be when hearing-impaired and hearing employees are trying to communicate. Please click here for rest of the story Interview with Peter Downey, Sams Club #4707: Read more Naval Support Activity in Hampden Township How a tutor/mentoring program uses the UbiDuo: Read more UbiNews Volume 14 now available! sComm just published UbiNews Volume 14. Please click here to read the latest issue Interview with John Festa - Sams Club Interview with John Festa, Club Manager, Sams Club #4707: Read more More sComm News more	To be the premier provider of innovative technology solutions that shatter communication barriers and empower people with the freedom to communicate with anyone, anywhere and at any time. The National Institutes of Health/Deafness and Other Communications Disorders provided support for the development of the UbiDuo	Eugene Cancio Peter Downey Ashleigh Smith Lynn M. Boettcher Jeremiah Sisovsky More Success Stories UbiDuo on Twitter What to look for in a successful deaf owned company http://kokonutpundits.blogspot.com/2010/02/what-to-look-for-in-successful-deaf.html "UbiDuo is a great tool to get you involved with hearing and deaf people at work." http://bit.ly/ccqQus #accessibility Unique day. Yoga then used the ubiduo to help advise a deaf student. That was so cool. Netbook versus a UbiDuo: First and foremost is that a UbiDuo is specifically designed for face to face communicati... http://bit.ly/4yJRyb How can the UbiDuo help students with certain writing disabilities. Read it here. http://tinyurl.com/yglys9m How can a UbiDuo could enhance your career Instead of a dead end position because of your deafness? http://tinyurl.com/y87zkcx