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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Access Switch The Access Switch is a touch-sensitive, push-to-make switch that sends an activation signal to compatible devices when pressed — it connects via a standard 3.5mm mono plug and prov
Est. $25–$65
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AMAneo MX The AMAneo MX is a hardware interface that sits between a user and their computer, filtering out unintended mouse movements caused by tremor while also enabling switch access and c
Est. $200–$500
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Assessment Switch Kit This is a curated collection of approximately 10 different switches — proximity sensors, flat pads, finger-mounted buttons, chin switches, and more — designed to help therapists an
Est. $400–$900
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Big Red Switch The Big Red Switch is a large 125mm (roughly 5-inch) circular switch that sends a simple on/off signal through a standard 3.5mm mono plug when pressed, producing both a tactile bum
Est. $50–$90
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BIGtrack 2.0 with Switch Sockets The BIGtrack 2.0 is an oversized trackball mouse with a 3-inch ball designed for people who struggle with the fine motor control required by a standard mouse or touchpad — think ch
Est. $75–$130
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Buddy Button Big The Buddy Button Big is a large-surface, single-activation switch from AbleNet that sends a signal when pressed — the 115mm (roughly 4.5-inch) activation surface makes it easier to
Est. $35–$65
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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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Classic Switch Kit This is a curated collection of approximately 34 individual switches spanning multiple types — large dome buttons, flat pad switches, small compact switches, and everything in betw
Est. $400–$900
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Cosmo Learning System The Cosmo Learning System is a set of eight wireless, color-coded tactile buttons (Cosmo Dots) that pair with tablet apps to create hands-on, interactive learning activities. It's
Est. $400–$1,200
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Crick USB Switch Box The Crick USB Switch Box is a two-port USB interface that connects standard switches (like jelly bean or sip-and-puff switches) to a Windows or Mac computer, translating switch act
Est. $40–$80
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FingerButton Switch The FingerButton Switch is a small switch that wraps around a finger and activates with a light press, sending a signal to switch-accessible devices like AAC systems, computers, or
Est. $80–$150
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Getting Started with Switches Bundle This bundle packages seven different physical switches — ranging from large-surface buttons to low-profile flat switches — along with a battery-operated switch-adapted toy, so you
Est. $150–$350
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Glide Pro The Glide Pro is a hardware switch interface that connects via USB and translates input from one or two external switches into cursor movement and clicking, letting someone control
Est. $150–$350
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Grasp Switch The Grasp Switch is a handheld, squeeze-activated switch that sends a signal when you squeeze it — the same standard signal that any switch-accessible device, toy, or software expe
Est. $40–$80
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HelpKidzLearn EasySwitch The EasySwitch bundle provides two wireless switches — one yellow, one red — plus a USB dongle that lets a computer recognize each switch press as a specific keystroke (like Space
Est. $60–$150
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iControl The iControl is a wireless interface that lets a tablet (iOS or Android) act as a switch controller for battery-operated toys and appliances, using the companion iClick app to send
Est. $600–$1,200
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Inclusive iSwitch Bundle The Inclusive iSwitch Bundle pairs a Bluetooth wireless switch interface with a physical Smoothie Switch, giving users a complete wireless switch access solution for iPads, Android
Est. $120–$250
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Inclusive MultiSwitch 2 The MultiSwitch 2 is a USB interface box that connects up to six external switches to a Windows computer, translating switch activations into mouse clicks, keyboard presses, or spe
Est. $150–$350
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Inclusive Simple Switch Box The Simple Switch Box is a small USB adapter that lets one or two standard switches send space bar and enter key commands to a computer — no software installation required, just pl
Est. $25–$65
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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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iSwitch The iSwitch is a compact Bluetooth switch—about 3 inches across—that connects wirelessly to iOS, Android, or Windows devices and sends keystrokes, mouse clicks, or media commands w
Est. $150–$400
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it-Receive The it-Receive is a USB wireless receiver hub that connects up to six Simply Works-compatible input devices — switches, joysticks, rollerballs, or keyboards — to a computer without
Est. $150–$350
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it-Roll Starter Pack The it-Roll Starter Pack is a wireless trackball controller paired with a USB receiver, designed for people who find a standard mouse difficult to use due to limited hand control,
Est. $120–$280
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it-Send The it-Send is a small wireless transmitter that plugs into any standard 3.5mm wired switch and sends that switch's signal wirelessly to compatible receivers in the Simply Works sy
Est. $40–$90