Use of computer

Amazon Echo Dot

A voice controlled device used as an environmental control, to play music, to surf on the internet, and more

Modified stylus

– enables people with impaired hand function to use an iPad or smartphone

Custom-designed iPad holder

Practical iPad holder mounted on the wheelchair

Easy-grip stylus pointer for mobile phone and iPad

Easy-grip stylus with rubberized outer layer

Turning on computer with foot

– an easy way to turn on the computer for people who drive a wheelchair

WiVik On-screen keyboard

WiVik and shortcuts facilitate computer use for people with extensive disabilities

Modified keyboard

Simple keyboard modifications make it easier for people with impaired hand function

Stylus touch pen in universal strap

Stylus for controlling touch displays – suitable for people with impaired hand function

iPad stand

– facilitates using an iPad – suitable for people with impaired hand/arm function-

Modified stylus

A stylus for navigation on touchscreens/smartphones and for typing on keyboard – suitable for people with extensive disabilities without finger function

Custom-made finger sleeves

Writing sleeves facilitate computer use for people with reduced finger function and spasticity

Operating a computer

Operating a computer using the wheelchair joystick – an option for people who drive a Permobil

Click button for computer

External click button makes it easier for people with severe disabilities to operate a computer

Support cushion

A practical cushion that makes it easier to achieve a better, more relaxed body position – suitable for people with reduced trunk balance

Data tools that enable more keystrokes

– assistive device for people with impaired hand function

Controlling the computer with head mouse and external mouse click

Computer assistive device for people with impaired hand function who type with a head mouse and manage the mouse contact with an external control switch

On-screen keyboard

Downloadable on-screen keyboard that works in many different languages – suitable for people with extensive disabilities

StickyKeys, a setting in Windows

– a setting for people who cannot press two or more keys simultaneously

iPad

Handheld computer with touchscreen – easy to use for people with disabilities

Adapted stick for iPhone and iPad

Customized touch pen makes it possible to control iPhone and iPad with the mouth

Wheelchair table

– makes it easier to always have work materials accessible – suitable for people with severe disabilities

Table easel

A table easel makes it easier to paint by mouth – suitable for people with severe disabilities

Telephone- and typing sticks

Adapted pencil works as an assistive device for using telephone and computer – useful for persons with impaired handfunction

Bed tray used as computer desk

Simple stylish bed tray that facilitates using a laptop while sitting in bed or in an armchair

Computer workstation

Individually adapted computer workstation – suitable for people with extensive disabilities

Mounting arm for trackball mouse

By using the mounting arm the mouse comes into the right position for the user to control it by mouth – suitable for people with extensive disabilities

Adapted mouse

Trackball mouse controlled with mouth and lips – suitable for people with extensive disabilities

Forearm support

Forearm support to keep balance when typing on computer – suitable for persons who have tetraplegia

Mousetrapper

Ergonomic mouse that provides a centered working position – suitable for persons with high spinal cord injuries

Combined laptop support/manuscript holder

Combined laptop support and manuscript holder provides ergonomic working position – suitable for persons with tetraplegia

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

Computer workstation

Ergonomic computer workstation – suitable for persons with tetraplegia

Placement of computer in adapted workplace

Being able to see the back of the computer makes it easier for people with disabilities to work. It is easier to explain to others how to change cables, etc.

Typing and telephone stick

A stick inserted into the universal holder enables a person without dexterity to punch in a phone number and type on a computer

Universal holder on wrist bandage

Holder for flatware and typing sticks sewn onto wrist bandage, suitable for persons without wrist function or finger dexterity

Controlling computer with head mouse

Suspending a headset from the ceiling makes it easier for a person with impaired hand function to put it on

Computer workstation at home with MouseTrapper

MouseTrapper facilitates computer work – suitable for persons who have or are at risk of having shoulder problems

Controlling the computer with WiVIK and head mouse

Using WiVIK and a head mouse a person without arm and hand function can type on the computer

Joystick to control computer

Custom-designed joystick to control computer games with chin

Microphone to control computer

The microphone is an alternative method for controlling a computer for persons who do not have arm or hand function to play computer games

Reflectors for controlling head mouse

Reflectors from Panduro Hobby are less expensive and better for controlling the head mouse than the accompanying reflectors

Camera tripod as joystick holder for controlling computer

Camera tripod works well as a joystick holder for persons who control the joystick with their chin

Joybox to control computer

Joybox is a keyboard input device suitable for persons without arm or hand function who want to play computer games

Control of computer without arm/hand function

Custom modifications make it possible for persons without function in their arms and hands to play computer games

Computer desk

An adjustable height computer desk is suitable for wheelchair users

Headset for sip/puff controls

Headset for sip/puff controls to control computer that works well

Extra sip/puff control for computer

Double sip/puff controls help a person without arm or hand function to play computer games

Typing on computer

Maneuvering on the computer with a regular pen

Workroom with computer workstation

Workroom with computer workstation for a person who controls the computer with a head mouse

Use of computer with head mouse in bed

Custom-made laptop table for use in bed – highly appreciated assistive device for persons who control the computer with a head mouse

Writing stick for computer

Simple mouth stick can be used for pocket calculators and certain computer functions (pressing multiple keys) – suitable for persons without active hand function