Electronic assistive products for operation and controlling devices

Cheek switch

The cheek switch is an ideal solution for individuals who are unable to activate a pull-cord alarm or push button. This device features a contact positioned near the users head, allowing the alarm to be triggered simply by turning their head toward it. The cheek switch is connected to a universal transmitter for seamless integration.

Gewa Maxi

GEWA One is an ambient control that helps you control your home. You can control your TV, music system, lamps, bed functions, door phone and automatic doors.
There is also the option to send text messages and make calls. It can be operated using the touchscreen or a 0/1 switch. Symbols, colours and voice recorder help with operation

GlassOuse V 1.3 head-controlled mouse

Wireless head-controlled mouse. You connect to a device with Bluetooth. Your selected 0/1 switch is connected via the 3.5 mm jack input on the glasses

Finger button 0/1 switch

The switch can be placed around a single finger or several, with the supplied velcro band.

Origin - Sip/Puff Switch

You activate the switch by either blowing or sucking in the plastic tube of the switch. The mouthpiece can be replaced.
The switch is fixed on the head like a small headset, with small hoops over the ears.

cheek switch

A switch that you activate by moving your head and pressing down on the switch with your cheek or chin.

Kajo SoftButton 0/1 switch with cable

0/1 switch with a small soft pad on top of the button.

Dyslexia Keyboard with Logiclight

Blue2 Bluetooth switch

Bluetooth switch with two 0/1 switches for your computer, tablet, smartphone etc. Software is required on devices such as Windows computers to be able to control them by scanning.

Quha Zono X head-controlled Bluetooth mouse

Discreet small head-controlled mouse with Bluetooth. For your computer, smartphone, tablet and the like. You can connect one or more 0/1 switches via bluetooth or use dwell software for mouse clicks.