Hands & fine motor — assistive technology
Adaptations for people with limited hand strength, dexterity, or fine motor control — alternative keyboards, switches, trackballs, mounting systems, and adapted tools for everyday tasks.
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Classic Stylus Plastic T Handle This is a small T-shaped (sometimes called saddleback) plastic stylus used to press keys, buttons, or touchscreens without needing fine finger control. It's designed for someone wh
$1.25
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Typing Aid This is a simple hand-worn clip with a pointed plastic tip that lets you press individual keys — on a keyboard, telephone, or calculator — without needing to use your fingers direc
$25.95
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Virtually Hands Free Mousing System, Left-Handed, Onyx This bundle pairs an ergonomically designed vertical mouse with software that eliminates most mouse clicking — the user simply pauses the cursor over a button or link for half a se
$149.95
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BIGtrack 2 The BIGtrack 2 is a USB trackball mouse with a 3-inch ball that can be rolled with a hand, fist, arm, or even a foot — making cursor control possible for people who can't use a sta
$100.00
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Quick Ready Mounting Plate for Assistive Technology This small circular plate attaches to AbleNet Quick Ready mounting arms (or any standard ¼"-20 threaded arm) and provides a flat surface to secure an AT device using included Dual
$35.00
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Guided Hands Bundle - Assistive Hand Mobility Kit for Writing, Drawing, Painting & Tech with Custom Adaptations This bundle provides a collection of adaptive tools designed to help people with limited hand function perform writing, drawing, painting, and device interaction tasks. It appears
$999.00
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Universal Joystick Remapper Universal Joystick Remapper (UJR) is a Windows utility that creates a virtual joystick by combining or remapping inputs from one or more physical joystick or gamepad controllers, w
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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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it-Click-On Plus The it-Click-On Plus is a mains appliance controller that lets someone using a switch — wired or wireless — turn electrical devices on and off without needing to physically reach o
Est. $120–$250
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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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Participation Box The Participation Box is a switch-accessible power outlet controller that lets someone turn on, off, or time-limit any standard mains-powered appliance — a lamp, fan, TV, toy, or b
Est. $50–$120
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Table Mount for The LipStick This is a dedicated table-mounting arm designed to hold the LipStick mouth-operated joystick at precisely the right height and angle for comfortable use. It clamps or attaches to a
Est. $40–$120
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REHAdapt iSwitch Mounting Plate This is a clear plastic plate designed specifically to attach the REHAdapt iSwitch to a mounting arm or surface, keeping it firmly positioned during use. It's for anyone using the
Est. $20–$60
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REHAdapt Mini Joystick Mounting Plate This is a small mounting plate designed to attach the Point-It! Pro or Ultra Joystick to a REHAdapt-compatible mounting arm or post system. It provides the hardware connection poin
Est. $30–$120
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REHAdapt Piko Button Mounting Plate This is a mounting plate designed to hold Piko Buttons — small switches used by people with limited motor control — in a stable, accessible position. It's intended for someone who
Est. $20–$75
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Flexzi Extension Kits The Flexzi Extension Kit adds 15cm of flexible gooseneck-style segments to an existing Flexzi mounting arm, giving you more reach when positioning a switch or tablet at the right a
Est. $10–$30
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Sponge Ball for Optimax/Rock/n-abler Joystick This is a soft foam replacement topper that fits onto the joystick shaft of Inclusive Technology's Optimax, Rock, and n-ABLER joystick mice, replacing the standard hard ball handle
Est. $8–$25
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The LipStick The LipStick is a mouth-operated mouse that translates small lip and mouth movements into cursor control on a computer — no sipping, puffing, or head movement required. It's design
Est. $500–$1,200
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Thumb Mouse-A The Thumb Mouse-A is a compact joystick-style alternative mouse designed for people who have difficulty using a standard mouse but retain some thumb or finger movement. It sits in
Est. $150–$400
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X-keys O-Trac Trackball The X-keys O-Trac Trackball is a USB trackball designed as an accessible alternative to a standard mouse, using a rolling ball to move the cursor without requiring wrist movement o
Est. $120–$300
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Solo Mouse Control Solo Mouse Control is a compact Bluetooth joystick designed for people who can't reliably use a standard mouse — whether due to limited hand function, tremor, or fine motor challen
Est. $150–$350
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Solo Wheel The Solo Wheel is a compact Bluetooth device with a single rotary scroll wheel and a select button, designed to give people with limited hand function a simpler way to navigate tou
Est. $60–$150
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Thumb Mouse-C A compact thumb-operated joystick mouse that plugs directly into USB or Lightning/USB-C ports and works without installing drivers on Windows, Mac, Linux, and iPadOS/iOS. It's desi
Est. $120–$250
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Blueline Bluetooth Joystick The Blueline Bluetooth Joystick is a wireless alternative input device that replaces a standard mouse, letting users navigate a computer, tablet, or smartphone by moving a joystick
Est. $150–$350