Mobility & movement — assistive technology
Equipment that supports physical movement and positioning — mobility canes, walkers, mounting hardware, and accessories that help people move through their environment safely.
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Chin Switch The Chin Switch is a hands-free input switch worn around the neck that users activate by pressing with their chin or lower jaw — requiring as little as 110 grams of pressure, about
Est. $40–$90
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IR Controller The IR Controller receives infrared signals from an AAC device and converts them into switch outputs that can activate up to six separate switch-adapted appliances or low-voltage d
Est. $150–$400
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Moozi The Moozi is a low-profile joystick designed to control power wheelchairs and switch-accessible devices with minimal hand or arm effort. It's built for people who have limited rang
Est. $80–$300
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SEND-6 The SEND-6 is a wireless switch interface that connects up to six standard wired switches and transmits their signals to a computer without a physical cable between the user and th
Est. $150–$350
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BJOY Ring Wireless The BJOY Ring Wireless is an adapter that clamps onto a power wheelchair's joystick and converts it into a wireless mouse, letting the user control computers, tablets, and smartpho
Est. $250–$600
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PointIt! Knobs These are replacement or alternative-style knobs for the Point-It! joystick line — one designed for chin operation with a cupped ergonomic shape, and one with a dynamic profile sui
Est. $15–$45
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REHAdapt Floor Stand This is a heavy-duty floor stand with an integrated laptop shelf, designed to hold touch monitors, AAC devices, or other assistive technology hardware in a stable, freestanding pos
Est. $600–$1,200
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REHAdapt Floor Stand FS EcoFloat The FS EcoFloat is a freestanding floor mount designed to hold lightweight AAC devices, tablets, or communication aids in place without requiring the user to grip or reposition a l
Est. $200–$400
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REHAdapt Floor Stand FS Mini This is a compact, freestanding floor mount designed to hold lightweight AAC devices, tablets, or communication aids in position without requiring a wheelchair or desk surface. It'
Est. $200–$450
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REHAdapt Floor Stand FS VarioLock QP This is a freestanding floor mount designed to hold AAC devices, tablets, and other lightweight assistive technology in place without requiring a wheelchair, table, or wall attachm
Est. $600–$1,500
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REHAdapt Pentalock Tele Floor Stand (with counter weight) This is a height-adjustable floor stand designed to hold communication devices, tablets, or computers in a stable, repositionable position — the telescopic column moves smoothly vi
Est. $600–$1,200
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Gooseneck with Universal Tablet Holder This is a flexible mounting arm with a clamp-style tablet holder designed to position tablets precisely where someone needs them for hands-free access. The gooseneck arm bends and
Est. $80–$200
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REHAdapt Mounting Bundles REHAdapt Mounting Bundles are complete, pre-matched sets of adjustable positioning arms, mounting plates, and quick-release hardware designed to hold AAC devices, tablets, switches
Est. $150–$600
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Pal Pad Switches The Pal Pad is a flat, pressure-sensitive switch that sends an activation signal when pressed — connecting via a standard 3.5mm jack to switch-compatible devices like AAC devices,
Est. $20–$60
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Quha Zono Mouse X Accessories These are mounting and accessory options for the Quha Zono Mouse X, a gyroscopic head-tracking mouse that lets people control a computer cursor using small head movements — no hand
Est. $25–$150
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REHAdapt Floor Stand VarioFloat QP This is a freestanding floor mount designed to hold lightweight AAC devices, tablets, and communication aids in position without needing to clamp to furniture or a wheelchair. It u
Est. $400–$900
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REHAdapt Floor Stand VarioLock QP Plus This is a freestanding floor mount designed to hold AAC devices, tablets, and other lightweight communication aids in position next to a bed, sofa, or wheelchair — without needing
Est. $400–$900
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Sensa Interactive Stepping Stones The Sensa Interactive Stepping Stones are a set of seven floor tiles that light up, play sounds, and offer different textures when stepped on or touched. They're designed for child
Est. $150–$400
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REHAdapt OneHand Floor Stand A heavy-duty floor stand designed to hold AAC devices, touch monitors, or laptop-connected communication systems in place of a desk or table mount. The OneHand arm system lets you
Est. $600–$1,400
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Quha Dwell 2 Quha Dwell 2 is Windows software that lets people control a computer entirely through gaze or head movement — without ever physically clicking a mouse button. It works by triggerin
Est. $60–$150
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Control Pro The Control Pro is a switch-accessible infrared universal remote that can learn and replicate the signals from virtually any IR-based remote control, letting a single user control
Est. $800–$1,800
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Enabler Socket+ (UK version) The Enabler Socket+ is a radio-frequency smart plug that lets users turn standard electrical devices on and off — things like lamps, fans, or radios — without physically reaching t
Est. $60–$150
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EnvirON Hub The EnvirON Hub is a central control device that lets someone operate TVs, lamps, fans, and other household electronics using a smartphone app, wireless switches, or scanning remot
Est. $150–$350
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EnvirON Scanning Remote The EnvirON Scanning Remote is a switch-accessible environmental control device that lets a user operate up to eight infrared and mains-powered appliances — TVs, lights, radios, ki
Est. $150–$350