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  1. MALTRON HEAD / MOUTH STICK KEYBOARD Picture of MALTRON HEAD / MOUTH STICK KEYBOARD The Maltron Head / Mouth Stick Keyboard is a 105-key modified keyboard designed specifically for use with a mouth stick or headwand. This Plug-n-Play keyboard has a concave front and a Frequency of Use letter layout with frequently used characters in the central area to reduce head movement for individuals who use a mouth stick or are single finger typists. The unit may be mounted on an articulated arm or positioned flat for single finger operation. The alphabetic keys are positioned in the midd...[More Information]

  2. TOUCHTEC MULTI-FUNCTION CAPACITIVE TOUCH SCREEN MOUTH STICK Picture of TOUCHTEC MULTI-FUNCTION CAPACITIVE TOUCH SCREEN MOUTH STICK The TouchTec Multi-function Capacitive Touch Screen Mouth Stick is a mouthstick for a touchscreen or tablet computer designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities, spinal cord injury, or severe physical disabilities. This lightweight mouthstick allows the user to work, create or navigate on all devices with a touchscreen with his or her mouth. The mouthstick can be operated with light pressure, even at extreme angles. The device comes with two replaceable mouth bites made of ...[More Information]

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