Menus That Talk™ is a slim electronic tablet about the size and shape of a DVD case. An array of
lighted buttons shows major menu categories like DRINKS, APPETIZERS, SEAFOOD...
When a
button is pressed, the menu describes what’s available in these categories. No habla ingles? No
problem: just press the language button for Spanish or other languages. Ready to order? The Service
button pages your waiter.
For the visually impaired, the buttons are imprinted in Braille. Guests who can’t see the button names
and don’t use Braille can browse the menu simply by tapping buttons to hear categories. Tap again to
hear the details.
In noisy restaurants or for the hearing-impaired, Menus That Talk also has a detachable hand-held
earphone. The earphone interfaces with most modern hearing-aids as well. Read More >>
