– facilitates using an iPad – suitable for people with impaired hand/arm function-
Tips by Yasmin
Modified stylus
A stylus for navigation on touchscreens/smartphones and for typing on keyboard – suitable for people with extensive disabilities without finger function
Easy-to-use eyebrow tweezer
– suitable for people with impaired hand function
Adjustable wrist weights
– suitable for individual exercise programs
Minigarage for electric wheelchair, “bread bin”
– dry, frost-free storage for electric wheelchairs and other aids
Attaching wheelchair and seat belt in modified car
Modifications that make it safe for a person with disabilities to drive while seated in a manual wheelchair
Mug with double glass for insulation
Attractive, lightweight heat-insulated coffee mug – suitable for people with reduced sensation
Modified minivan
– allows user to drive while sitting in a manual wheelchair
Modified car key
– suitable for people with impaired hand function
Control of car
Modification for accelerator and brake as well as for control of the steering wheel – make it possible for a person with a high spinal cord injury to drive
Clothing rack with hat shelf
Stylish space-saving clothing rack with different heights – suitable for wheelchair users
Recliner armchair
Comfortable armchair used for working and resting
Key holder
Practical key holder with magnets – suitable for people with impaired hand function
Bed tray used as computer desk
Simple stylish bed tray that facilitates using a laptop while sitting in bed or in an armchair
Handle for refrigerator and freezer
A handle that makes it easier to open the refrigerator and freezer – suitable for people with impaired hand function
Accessible kitchen
Suitable for individuals with extensive disabilities and assistants
Thermal mug with large handle
Thermal mug with large handle suitable for people with impaired grip and reduced sensation
Wall-mounted soap pump
– makes it easier for people with impaired hand function to use soap
Bedspread with storage compartment
Custom-sewn bottom sheet with storage pockets makes it possible for a person with impaired hand function to have access to all accessories to be able to manage independently in bed.
Rotating bathroom cabinet with mirror
Practical space-saving rotating bathroom cabinet, with mirror, shelves and open floor space – suitable for wheelchair users
Computer workstation at work
Ergonomic computer workstation – suitable for a person with a high spinal cord injury
Mini keyboard
Small keyboard – suitable for persons with limited reach
Forearm support
Forearm support to keep balance when typing on computer – suitable for persons who have tetraplegia
Combined laptop support/manuscript holder
Combined laptop support and manuscript holder provides ergonomic working position – suitable for persons with tetraplegia
Mousetrapper
Ergonomic mouse that provides a centered working position – suitable for persons with high spinal cord injuries
Applying eye shadow
A person without dexterity can still apply make-up
Applying blusher
A person without dexterity can still apply make-up
Applying mascara
Applying make-up independently for a person without dexterity
Easing strain on buttocks
Technique for persons with poor balance and impaired arm/hand function to ease strain on buttocks
Transfer from wheelchair to bed
Simple lift technique with an assistant’s help, but without a lift
Brushing teeth
Electric toothbrush makes brushing teeth easier for persons with impaired hand function
Transfer from bed to wheelchair
A simple lift technique with the help of a person but without a lift
Applying eyeliner
A person without dexterity can still apply make-up
Pivoting key cabinet with mirror
Wall-mounted pivoting mirror at right height – suitable for wheelchair users
Eraser
Holding an eraser with the help of wheelchair gloves – a good method for persons without dexterity
Painting (oil and sketching)
Holding a pen or brush with the help of wheelchair gloves – a good method for persons without dexterity
Turning pages
Wheelchair gloves make it easier for persons with impaired hand function to turn pages
Writing by hand
Writing by hand with the help of a wheelchair glove – technique for persons without dexterity
Typing on computer
Maneuvering on the computer with a regular pen
Open a desk drawer
Opening a desk drawer with the index finger, a technique that works for persons without dexterity
Work table
Work table suitable for wheelchair users
Turning e-motion wheel motor on and off
The user has learned how to directly push the on/off button for the e-motion wheel motor in order to avoid bringing the remote control
Securing feet to wheelchair foot bar
Foot strap for feet – suitable for wheelchair users with spasticity
Manual wheelchair with “e-motion” wheel
E-motion wheels make it easier to operate the wheelchair – appropriate for persons with poor function of the arms
Wheelchair gloves
Custom-made gloves used for wheelchair driving and to hold utensils such as a pen or fork in place
Eat with fork
Wheelchair glove makes it easier for persons with impaired hand function to hold a fork