Assistive technology, also known as assistive devices or adaptive equipment, is any equipment or system used to increase, maintain, or improve the functional skills of individuals who have disabilities, whether it be purchased, modified, or custom-made (Assistive Technology Industry Association, 2015). Options for assistive technology range greatly from high-tech equipment such as an iPad or an application for communication to low-tech options such as a visual schedule using a pen and paper (Assistive Technology Industry Association, 2015). Other common assistive technology devices include positioning and mobility devices such as wheelchairs, walkers, and baseball-specific beep balls (Assistive Technology Industry Association, 2015). Assistive technology comes in different sizes, variations, and styles. Below are a few typical assistive technology devices used by children to help them move around their environment and communicate with others.