Monday, 22 July 2013
Wednesday, 10 July 2013
Switch Swap Box
Description
Smile's own Switch Swap Box allows individuals to control two output devices, such as a wheelchair and a communication aid from the same input device, effortlessly switching between the two via a click of a button.How it works
Each box comes with a display LED which shows the user which device ther're accessing. The LED will flash once for the red device or twice for the blue device, this can be positioned in an easy to see location.
A switch enabling the user to interchange between devices will be provided and should be positioned in a easy to reach location.
The Switch Swap Box is invaluable, it makes the repeated tasks of switching between vital devices quick, simple and independently. Allowing the individual freedom to use what they want, when they want.
Tuesday, 9 July 2013
Sip and Puff Switch
Our Sip and Puff switch were designed for people with restricted or no motor capability to use switched controlled devices including computers, communication devices and environmental controls.
Sip and Puff allows users to easily activate switches and control devices through a easy sip or puff into a mouth tube.
Tuesday, 25 June 2013
Assistive Technology
Monday, 17 June 2013
Monday, 10 June 2013
Dual Arm Mount and Mover
Description
The Mount'n Mover is a versatile and accessible wheelchair mounting system that can be customized and changed, according to your needs- Customizable lock-setters provide secure locks and repeatable user-specific positioning
- Multiple lock positions may be set (12 per joint)
- Built-in tilt plate adjusts from 0 to 90 degrees and anywhere in between
- Handles provide easy-access, one-handed lock release and operation
- Tool-free adjustments
- Tilt hinges built-in resistance keeps devices and trays from slamming down Attach to a wheelchair, table or floor stand
You need greater flexibility to:
- use your device in more than one operating position
- set a different position for a second device
- position something "just so"
- move it around other things
- position it so the controls are either away from or towards the person
You Need a longer arm, so you can:
- extend it more than 8" from the side of your chair
- extend across midline
- mount to the side opposite the joystick, and still position the device on that side
- use it for eye gaze
- extend it forward and inward
You have limited reach:
- Less range of motion is required to move it to another operating position
- the Hoop unlocks both the Elbow and Shoulder move the arm laterally, and it will still be within reach
Wheelchair Mounting
- Different plates and clamps are used to attach to the wheelchair (B)
- A Wheelchair Bracket attaches to those plates or clamps (A)
- The Post inserts into the Bracket (C)
- Offset options like the Adapter and L-Angle plates can be used to move the point of attachment for the Bracket (between B and A) The Adjustable Angle Plate can be used to adjust the angle of the Post so it is as close to vertical as possible in a person's typical sitting angle
Table Mounting
- Quickly adjust tilt, height and positioning
- Extends out from a table-easy wheelchair access
- Conduct evaluations easily, with good positioning
- speech device trials
- access to computers and controls
- Clamps to any desk, table or tray from 1/2" to 3"
- Tool-less operation
- Attach above or below table
Tuesday, 4 June 2013
Smile Solutions
SmileSolutions is a perfect tool for anyone who has a mounting, wheelchair
control or gripping related issue. Please let us know what is holding
you back, so we can create a innovative solution to solve your
problem.
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