Binoculars with stand

Binoculars on stand; can be used by persons without active hand function.

User looks through binoculars
User looks through binoculars

The binoculars sit with Velcro strap on a tilting stand. The binoculars and the stand can be attached to the user’s variable “third hand” (see tip for stand), attached by a screw. Binoculars are fitted with a loop and stored in a holder on the window sill.
The user focuses binoculars with his nose. A white line marks where the binoculars are perfectly focused.

Users comments
Because the binoculars have a loop and are stored in an easily available holder, the user can pick up the binoculars himself and place them on his “third hand.” The “third hand” is connected to the electric wheelchair’s leg support and can be moved back and forth with the wheelchair motor.

The user has a vacation home and a raft. He often uses the binoculars there.

Paid for by
The user

Whose idea
The user

Binoculars on wheelchair stand
Binoculars on wheelchair stand
Binoculars and holder, fitted with Velcro attachment
Binoculars and holder, fitted with Velcro attachment
Binoculars on holder (storage)
Binoculars on holder (storage)

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Tipsare: Ragge

Ragge lives together with his wife in a house. He is developing ideas which make everyday life easier for himself and for others. He was injured in 1973 and has a high tetraplegia. He has homehelp 27 hours a week. Passed away 2016.