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Use with one switch and automatic scanning.
16 products
Environmental control unit with scanning
Lights, sockets, television and a call for assistance, all operated with the same switch used to communicate.
System-wide on-screen scanning keyboard
Write in any program with one or two switches: email, browser, documents, chat.
Eye pointing with low-cost hardware
An infrared bar and eye-tracking software: the pointer follows the gaze, selection happens by dwell or with a switch.
Symbol communicator with customisable boards
Symbol grids with speech synthesis, built-in scanning and an editor designed for families, not for technicians.
Pressure switch with adjustable activation force
The starting switch for almost every path: wide surface, perceptible click, force adjustable from 40 to 250 grams.
A collection of single-switch cause-and-effect activities
Thirty activities that teach the first concept of communication: if I act, something happens.
Pointer control with head movements
Any webcam turns head rotation into pointer movement, with dwell or switch clicking.
Accessible universal remote control
Learns the remotes in your home and offers them back as a short scan, with no computer needed.
Playing music with others using a single switch
The switch advances the melody in time: you can get the note wrong, never the harmony, and you really do play in a group.
Word and sentence prediction
Roughly halves the activations needed to write, learning the vocabulary of the person using it.
Pneumatic sip-and-puff switch
Two independent commands — puff and sip — for people who keep respiratory control but not control of their limbs.
3D-printed mounting system for switches
Goosenecks, clamps and plates to place any switch exactly where the movement is possible.
A guided path into AAC for children
Twelve stages leading from choosing between two pictures to a three-element sentence, with a progress log.
Adapter for alternative joysticks and mice
Connect an industrial joystick, a wheelchair joystick or an analogue sensor and turn it into a system mouse.
Myoelectric sensor for minimal muscle contractions
Detects the contraction of a single muscle — eyebrow, cheek, forearm — even when the movement is not visible.
Twin floor switch for foot access
Two independent pedals, stable under the wheelchair, for people whose foot control is better than their hand control.
