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Light-touch tactile switches activate with the slightest movement. -
Light-touch tactile switches activate with the slightest movement. -
tecla-e is an assistive device that gives people with upper body mobility impairments the ability to fully access smart devices and mainstream technology. Users can control multiple devices to send and receive emails and text messages, browse the web, watch videos, launch and use apps, read books, turn on their TV, control their thermostat, turn the lights on or off, make (or hang up) phone calls, enter commands using Siri, and more - all with ONE tecla-e. -
A great unit for testing your switches. ***This item has been discontinued by the manufacturer. -
A great unit for testing your switches. ***This item has been discontinued by the manufacturer. -
A great unit for testing your switches. ***This item has been discontinued by the manufacturer.
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With a 1 3/8-in/3.5-cm activation surface, the Specs switch is small enough to be worn, but is most often used as a mounted switch. -
Ideal for people with severe movement limitations, this device, which comes with two types of sensors—round disk or twitch switch—enables users to position them wherever they have the greatest degree of muscle control. Loan includes 2 sensors and cable. -
This switch is very sensitive and only requires light touch for activation. -
The Self Calibrating Auditory Tone Infrared (SCATIR) Switch is a momentary contact optical switch with auditory feedback that works by detecting a beam of reflected pulsed infrared light. The SCATIR Switch is recommended for users who have difficulty activating push-button switches. The SCATIR Switch can be controlled with an eye blink, eyebrow movement, finger movement, head movement, and facial muscle movement. ***This item has been discontinued by the manufacturer. -
Pal Pads (4"x2") are pressure-activated membrane switches requiring the slightest touch (1.2 ounces of force), whether it comes from directly above or at a shallow angle. Equipped with a standard plug, these switches can be used with any communication aid or battery-operated assistive device that has a standard jack. Makes no sound so provides no auditory feedback. Ideal for students who are distracted by clicking noises.
