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1. ARROW MICROCOMPUTER CONTROL (MCC) MK II The Arrow Microcomputer Control (MCC) MK II is a motor and accessory control system designed for Invacare Arrow and Arrow XT series wheelchairs. The standard system includes a joystick with indoor/outdoor, high/low, on/off, and horn toggle switches; and battery level display, mode and level indicators. Other features include a standby mode; emergency stop switch input; and proportional head control compatibility. Adjustable performance features include indoor/outdoor performance, maximum speeds,...[More Information]
   
   
2. ASL ADJUSTABLE PROXIMITY SENSOR WITH MONO PORT (MODEL ASL208_M) The ASL Adjustable Proximity Sensor with mono port, model ASL208_M, is a sensor switch designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities, neurological disabilities, or severe physical disabilities. This "no touch" proximity switch has an adjustable "void space" range, which allows the switch to function when mounted under a surface up to a half-inch thick, thus allowing the proximity field to begin above the voided area (for example, the surface of a tray). This switch works with...[More Information]
   
   
3. ASL FIBER OPTIC SENSOR WITH MONO PORT (MODEL ASL202_M) The ASL Fiber Optic Sensor with Mono Port, model ASL202_M, is a sensor switch designed for use by individuals with mobility, communication, or severe physical disabilities. This single function switch has an adjustable activation range from touch to 2.5 inches, with a round target area. This fiber optic switch can be programmed for either normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) operation. In the NO mode, switch activation occurs when an object is detected in the adjusted range. In the NC mode...[More Information]
   
   
4. ASL PROXIMITY SENSOR WITH MONO PORT (MODEL ASL204_M) The ASL Proximity Sensor with mono port, model ASL204_M, is a sensor switch designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. This "no touch" switch can be used with ASL proportional driver controls with power wheelchairs or for non driving purposes such as computer control. This single function switch has an activation range of touch to half inch. Activation occurs when it senses a hand or another part of the body in the activation area. This switch is intended to be used throu...[More Information]
   
   
5. ASL SINGLE SWITCH SCANNER PACKAGE FOR INVACARE ELECTRONICS (MODEL PASL 101IVC) The ASL Single Switch Scanner package for Invacare electronics, model PASL 101IVC, is a powered wheelchair controller designed for use by individuals with mobility disabilities, neurological disabilities, or spinal cord injury. This driver control device enables an individual to drive a power chair and access and operate all power seat functions using only one switch. The device has an operator's display module with five LEDs that represent forward, right, left, reverse, and select. These LEDs ...[More Information]
   
   
6. ASL SINGLE SWITCH SCANNER PACKAGE FOR P&G ELECTRONICS (MODEL PASL101PG) The ASL Single Switch Scanner package for P&G Electronics, model PASL101PG, is a powered wheelchair controller designed for use by individuals with mobility, neurological, or severe physical disabilities. This driver control device enables an individual to drive a Jazzy, Quickie, or Permobil power chair with one switch, and access and operate all power seat functions. The system requires a P&G USCM (Omni Plus) digital interface (not included). The single switch control unit has a display module ...[More Information]
   
   
7. BRAIN INTERFACE STEERING SYSTEM FOR WHEELCHAIR ---- PROTOTYPE ---- PURPOSE: To develop a hands-free wheelchair steering system through brain wave activity for persons with limited mobility. Toyota, in collaboration with other researchers in Japan, has developed one of the fastest systems for analyzing brain waves. This new technology requires only 125 milliseconds (125 thousandths of a second) to read brain waves. An individual uses the prototype system by placing a cap on his or her head that reads brain signals through an electroencephalog...[More Information]
   
   
8. BREATH ACTUATOR (MODEL 3365) A 4-direction, multiple switch actuator used to convert varying amounts of breath suction and pressure (sip and puff) into the directional commands required by the Multimode Interface for mode selction and oepration. The Model 2422 Breath Tube Kit is used to provide a means of sending these sips and puffs to the Breath Actuator....[More Information]
   
   
9. BREATH TUBE KIT (MODEL 2422-2) Used for supplying sip and puff directional commands to the breath actuator. The Breath Tube Kit includes a wingaway strap clamp mount for attachment to a standard 7/8 inch diameter wheelchair/power recliner back bar. The mount permits the breath tube to be pivoted away from the user by an attendant and returned to its original position without the need to readjust the flexible breath tube....[More Information]
   
   
10. JOYSTICK (MODEL 3185) A proportional type joystick used for mdoe selection and operation of a Dufco Multimode Interface. During wheelchair operation, this joystick provides precise control of both speed and direction. May be configured with a chin-cup for chin oeration, or a knob for hand operation....[More Information]
    
    
11. JOYSTICK (MODEL 3345) An 8-direction, heavy duty, multiple switch actuator used for mode selection and operation of a Multimode Interface. Requires moderate operating pressure and is intended for hand operation by those with average strength....[More Information]
    
    
12. JOYSTICK (MODEL 3361) An 8-direction, short throw, multiple switch actuator used for mode selection and oepration of a Multimode Interface. Requires moderate operating pressure and is intended for those with average strength. May be reconfigured with either a knob or chin-cup....[More Information]
    
    
13. KATALAVOX Katalavox is a voice input powered wheelchair controller that enables the user to control the movements of the chair by voice commands. Combinations of voice commands allow the wheelchair to take up to 84 driving positions including 4 forward speeds, 2 backward speeds, and 4 angles to the right or left. Commands can be given in any language....[More Information]
    
    
14. MOBILE INTERNET CONNECTED ASSISTANT (MICA) -------- PROTOTYPE --------- PURPOSE: To develop an intelligent wheelchair that uses a remote-controlled or autonomous operation for individuals with mobility disabilities. The Mobile Internet Connected Assistant (MICA), developed by Sven Rönnbäck of Luleå University of Technology in Sweden, utilizes a built-in distance-metering sensor to discover the surfaces that are available and that the wheelchair is being used in a safe manner. Individuals with severe mobility disabilities can use the head...[More Information]
    
    
15. MULTIMODE INTERFACE (MODEL 3420) Permits the use of proportional or switch actuators to operate an Everest & Jennings power wheelchair plus additional devices such as a power recliner, environmental control system, computer and/or communicator. Two wheelchair operating modes include adjustments for speed, acceleration and deceleration. Additional adjustments vary proportional joystick throw (sensitivity), set the veer rate (steering amount) when using a switch actuator, and select momentary and/or latching (continuous) wheelcha...[More Information]
    
    
16. MULTIMODE INTERFACE (MODEL 3470) Permits the use of proportional or switch actuators to operate a Quickie power wheelchair plus additional devices such as a power recliner, environmental control system, computer and/or communicator. Two wheelchair operating modes include adjustments for speed, accleration and deceleration. Additional adjustments vary proportional joystick throw (sensitivity), set the veer rate (steering amount) when using a switch actuator, and select momentary and/or latching ( continuous) wheelchair drive. Tw...[More Information]
    
    
17. MULTIMODE SCANNER (MODEL 3370) & SCANNER DISPLAY (MODEL 2995) The Scanner, in conjunction with a single switch actuator, is used for mode selection and operation of a Multimode Interface. The Scanner converts single switch actuator commands into the four directional commands (forward/reverse/left/right) required for system operation....[More Information]
    
    
18. POWER RECLINER INTERFACE (MODEL 3350) Used in conjuction with a Multimode Interface to permit operation of a power recliner by the same actuator used to operator the wheelchair. Multiple Power Recliner Interfaces may be used to independently operate multiple recliner functions. A toggle switch is provided to select either latching (continous) or momentary recliner operation, and separate up and down speed adjustments are provided to adjust the rate of recliner movement....[More Information]
    
    
19. PROPORTIONAL HEAD CONTROL The Proportional Head Control is a powered wheelchair controller designed for use by individuals with mobility or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This headrest-based joystick enables the user to control a power wheelchair by rotating his or her head on a headrest pad. This controller is available for P&G electronic controls....[More Information]
    
    
20. PROPORTIONAL HEAD CONTROL (MODEL 3500) A proportional actuator consisting of a movable padded headrest and a control switch. Movement of the headrest is converted to directional commands required by the Multimode Interface for mode selection and oepration. During wheelchair operation, the proportional head control allows precise control of both speed and direction....[More Information]
    
    
21. Retracting Joy Stick. ------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: Retractable joy stick control box for a powered wheelchair to allow the chair to be positioned near a table. Briefly describes a springloaded automatic joy stick box retractor which permits the box to recede as it makes contact with the table and return to its normal position when the wheelchair is backed away. Principal investigator: Theresa Ackerman, Georgia Tech University. SKILLS REQUIRED: Mechanical Engineering. TITLE: Retracting Joy Stick JOU...[More Information]
    
    
22. SWINGAWAY MOUNTING KIT (MODEL 3150-1) Mounting system for the 3185 joystick for chin oepration. Includes a 12 by 18 inch right angle mounting rod, custom sizes or bends can be provided. A 1/2 inch stainless steel mounting rod fits into a 3/4 inch vertical shaft and a swingaway strap clamp for attachemnt to a standard 7/8 inch diameter wheelchair/power recliner back bar. Permits the joystick to be moved away from the user by an attendant and returned to its original position without the need to readjust the mounting apparatus....[More Information]
    
    
23. SWINGAWAY MOUNTING KIT (MODEL 3514) Used for mounting a head operated actuator to the wheelchair back bar or push handle. The mounting kit consists of two right angle mounting rods joined by a double rod clamp and fitted to a pivot shaft, and a strap clamp for attachment to 7/8 inch diameter wheelchair tubing. Permits the actuator to be moved away from the user by an attendant and returned to its original position without the need to readjust the mounting....[More Information]
    
    
24. SWITCH HEAD CONTROL (MODEL 3519) A head operated switch actuator incorporating three Model 3265 Disc Switches. The Disc Switches are attached to adjustable monting hardware for positioning the switches consistent with the user's abilities. Normally used in conjunction with the Model 3450 Triswitch Input Controller, and mounted with the Model 3514 Swingaway Mounting Kit....[More Information]
    
    
25. SWITCH IT OPTI-STOP The Switch It Opti-Stop is a powered wheelchair controller designed for use by individuals who use powered wheelchairs. Intended for use with sip N’ puff controls in the latched mode, this device is used as a safety stop switch to automatically stop the wheelchair when the person driving the chair removes the tube from the mouth. ...[More Information]
    
    

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