An open-source mouth operated sip and puff joystick that enables people with limited hand function emulate a mouse on their computer and/or smartphone.

A cost-effective two input switch interface based on a commercially available Trinkey board.

An open-source mouth operated sip and puff joystick that enables people with limited hand function to emulate a mouse on their computer and/or smartphone.

A template for storing the files and documentation for an open source assistive technology project.

An open source assistive technology able to playback a set of pre-recorded messages and/or sounds when activated by an assistive switch.

A mouth operated gaming joystick based on the LipSync.

Enables an analog joystick and assistive switches to emulate an HID Mouse or HID Gamepad. Open source assistive technology.

A small proportional sliding joystick that can be used for gaming. This joystick has a small range of motion and is compatible with the Xbox Adaptive Controller.

Open source adapter to use a Nunchuck Controller as a USB HID Mouse or USB HID Gamepad.

A mouth controlled joystick which assists quadriplegics to control RC cars

A simple to build cost-effective assistive interface for digital access based on the Adafruit TRRS Trinkey.

Firmware and an Android app to enable a touchscreen joystick to work with the Xbox Adaptive Controller or other USB device.

A Switch Modifier that enables a switch to be activated when the switch is released rather than when pressed.

An open source assistive switch interface

A wearable wireless switch that detects clap motion and activates an assistive device.

A 3D printable aid for assisting those with limited strength and/or dexterity to fasten a button.

A 3D printed aid for holding multiple keys.

An alternative to assistive switches, the Twitch Switch allows you to activate up to 3 switch adapted devices, or emulate a mouse or keyboard with movement as subtle as twitching your eyebrow.