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  • A light wood work table on grey legs, with a woman in a wheelchair using it.

    Accessible Activity-PC Table-Hand Crank Adjust-DS

    ADAS

    $958.00

    This activity table or computer workstation raises and lowers with a hand crank that folds away underneath. It adjusts from 27 to 39 inches, so it works for people seated in wheelchairs and for people at different heights, and it suits places where the height changes often. The top is 1-1/8 inch thick laminate with PVC edging, the feet are powder coated steel, and it holds up to 450 lbs. It comes in four sizes, and wheels are sold separately if you want to move it around.

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  • A hand grips the black textured handle of a white cane, showing raised buttons and a rounded sensor near the shaft.

    WeWALK Ultrasonic SmartCane V2

    WeWALK

    $850.00

    The WeWALK Ultrasonic SmartCane V2 is a white cane with a smart handle that adds ultrasonic obstacle detection. It senses things above chest height, like tree branches, street signs, and truck mirrors, and tells you through vibration in the handle as they get closer. The detection range can be set between 30 and 70 inches in the free iOS or Android app. The app also gives turn-by-turn directions, public transit guidance, and nearby places to explore. Tactile buttons on the handle control the app, so your phone can stay in a pocket. This version has a weatherproof handle, a flashlight, and Harman speakers, and it is lighter than the first model. It adds to cane skills rather than replacing them, so it suits someone who already travels with a white cane and wants more information about their surroundings.

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  • A pair of smart glasses with a black rectangular frame, clear lenses, and a small camera lens on the hinge.

    Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Wayfarer Gen 2

    Ray-Ban Meta

    $379.00

    These Wayfarer-style smart glasses carry a camera, speakers in the temples, and a five-microphone array, so you can ask questions and hear spoken answers without holding a phone. Paired with the Meta AI app, they can describe the room in front of you, read a menu aloud, check a product label for allergens, or describe a street intersection. They also take photos and video, make hands-free calls and texts, play music, and offer live translation across six languages. For someone with low vision, this puts visual information into audio form in a regular-looking pair of glasses. They come in regular and large sizes with clear lenses that have a blue-violet light filter, and they depend on a phone with the app.

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  • A rectangular height-adjustable table with a light wood top, wood-toned side panel, and grey metal legs.

    Accessible Activity-PC Table-Power Adjust-DS - 60 inches long

    ADAS

    $1,414.00

    This 60-inch-long, 30-inch-deep table raises and lowers with the push of a button, moving between 27 and 39 inches. That range lets a wheelchair user roll underneath, and it lets people of different heights or ages share one workstation. A quiet motorized lift does the work, and the top is durable laminate with thick PVC edging on powder-coated steel feet. It's made for computer workstations, activity tables, and school computer labs, including setups for assistive technology. The lift holds up to 450 pounds, and floor levelers help keep it steady on uneven floors. Because it's a full-size table, plan for a good amount of floor space and a heavy delivery.

    Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions
  • A black rectangular environmental control interface with rounded corners and a small round button on its top surface.

    Control+

    Inclusive Technology

    Est. $150–$400

    Control+ turns a tablet or smartphone into a remote for the things around you. It learns infra-red signals, so it can run a TV, stereo, or air conditioner. Paired with the Enabler Socket+, it can also switch mains-powered items like lights, fans, sensory equipment, and kitchen appliances. You build your own control screens in the app, with your own pictures and text, and you can set up several levels and link actions into macros that run with one tap. It works with the access methods you already use, such as a mouse, keyboard, or eye gaze, and it can also trigger switch-adapted devices through its switch output. The Enabler Socket+ is sold separately, so mains control costs extra.

    Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions
  • A video doorbell with a dark metal body and blue-ringed camera lens, shown beside a white floodlight security camera.

    Wired Doorbell Pro and Floodlight Cam Pro Kit

    Ring (Amazon)

    $449.99

    This kit pairs a wired video doorbell with a floodlight camera. You get alerts and live video on your phone, so you can see and talk to a visitor without getting up to answer the door. That helps when you can't hear a doorbell chime or find it hard to reach the door quickly. The doorbell has 4K video, night vision, motion zones you can customize, and two-way talk. It ties into your home's existing doorbell wiring, so check that your setup has a compatible power supply before you buy. It also needs a steady internet connection, and a minimum upload speed of 15 Mbps is recommended.

    Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions
  • A black workstation with an overhead frame holding a monitor, used by a person in a reclined chair.

    Sit-Stand-Recline Workstation - Model 500

    MaxiAids

    $4,995.00

    The Model 500 is a computer workstation built for people who work while reclining. It straddles a bed or recliner, so the tabletop sits over you instead of in front of a desk chair. Motors raise and lower the height and tilt the monitor platform up to 55 degrees, and the keyboard mechanism adjusts so you can set up a comfortable position. The tabletop is 24 by 60 inches and the whole frame stands 72 inches tall with a 30 by 64 inch footprint, so measure your room and your bed or recliner before ordering.

    Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions
  • A white wireless outlet plug set stacked beside a matching wall switch panel with three rocker buttons.

    WavePoint Wireless Outlet Plug with 3-Button- white

    Fosmon

    $34.95

    This set gives you three plug-in outlet adapters and a wall-style remote with three buttons, so you can switch lights, small appliances, or electronics on and off without reaching the outlet. Each button controls one plug, or you can run several plugs at once with a single button. The remote has a large switch and Braille markings, which helps anyone who finds outlets hard to reach, has trouble with small controls, or has low vision. It works up to 80 feet in open space and through walls and furniture indoors. The plugs are slim enough that two fit on a standard duplex outlet. Each is rated for 15 amps and 1875 watts, so check the label on heaters or other high-draw items before plugging them in.

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  • A rectangular height-adjustable table with a light wood top, a reddish-brown wood support beam, and grey metal legs.

    Accessible Activity-PC Table-Power Adjust-DS - 40 inches long

    ADAS

    $1,359.00

    This 40-inch-long table raises and lowers with the push of a button, moving between 27 and 39 inches high on a quiet motor. That range lets it work as a wheelchair-accessible activity table or as a computer workstation for people who sit at different heights. It has a laminate top, steel feet, floor levelers, and a lift capacity of 450 lbs. The listing also describes a 60" x 30" size and says it comes in four sizes, so confirm the exact dimensions before ordering.

    Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions
  • An adjustable-height table with a beige top and grey metal frame, shown with a person in a wheelchair using a computer on it.

    ACCELLA Computer Workstation and Activity Table - DS

    ADAS

    $989.00

    The ACCELLA is a height-adjustable table that works as a wheelchair-accessible activity table or a computer workstation. A hand crank raises and lowers the top between 27 and 39 inches, and the crank folds away underneath when you're done. That makes it a good fit when the table needs to change often, for different users, tasks, or wheelchair heights. It has a laminate top 1-1/8 inches thick, steel feet, floor levelers, and a lift capacity of 450 pounds. It comes in four sizes, so check the size you want before ordering.

    Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions
  • A black wobble switch with a curved mounting arm and ball tip, mounted behind a wheelchair near a seated man's head.

    Ultimate Switch

    Enabling Devices

    $99.95

    The Ultimate Switch is a ball end wobble switch: a ball on a toggle that activates when someone nudges it, so even a very light touch from the head, elbow, shoulder, or neck can work. It's built to take heavy use, and it can be paired with an appliance switch unit to run things like lights, kitchen appliances, and a television. It comes in several styles, including a gooseneck with clamp, a wireless version, and a switch-only option with no gooseneck, so the right choice depends on where and how it will be positioned. This is one piece of a larger setup, not a standalone tool. It needs something to control, and finding the best spot and body part for access is where an OT or ATP can help most.

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  • A pair of tablet-style speech-generating devices with black screens showing colorful app icons, each on a grey stand.

    Grid Pad

    Smartbox

    Est. $5,000–$12,000

    The Grid Pad is a dedicated communication device that speaks for someone who can't rely on natural speech. It runs Smartbox's Grid AAC software and comes in a 13 inch or 16 inch screen. It works with many ways of access, including eye gaze, and a rugged eye gaze module is available to turn it into a dedicated eye gaze device. A bright 6.5 inch second screen faces the listener, and built-in environment control lets the user operate other devices around the home. A dual Rehadapt/Daessy mounting plate and a durable body make it practical for use on the go, such as on a wheelchair. This is a full, high-end system, so expect the right setup to be tailored to the person who will use it.

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  • An environmental control device with a curved grey body and a row of green rectangular buttons plus a small red button.

    EnvirON Scanning Remote

    Inclusive Technology

    Est. $150–$350

    The EnvirON Scanning Remote lets someone control up to eight functions on infrared and mains-powered devices, such as a TV, radio, lights or kitchen appliances, from one handheld unit. Its large touch-sensitive buttons can be pressed directly, or you can run it with one or two switches that step through the options (scanning). That makes it useful for a person who can't reach or press small buttons but can reliably hit a switch. It's built to work with the EnvirON Hub and the free EnvirON iOS app, and it also works with iOS Switch Control through switches like the APPlicator or iSwitch. Plan on choosing and positioning switches and teaching the scanning pattern; it works best as part of a larger setup.

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