Alternative Controls

External switch device that can be operated by gross motor movement and may be more accessible for some users than standard-design switches that require more precise control.

External switch devices suitable for users with limited head and limb movement. The devices are encased in layers of foam and covered in washable fabric.

External switch device that can be activated with very light pressure using the head, knee, or elbow.

An external switch device that can be operated either by gently squeezing a vinyl hand grip or by puffing on a mouth tube.

Large, easy-to-press switches that can be used to activate a device or toy.

External switch devicees with large surface areas to aid users with limited target ability.

External switch devices that require little force to operate and provide both auditory and tactile feedback.

External switch device in the form of a large round button that requires little force to operate.

External switch device whose angle can be adjusted to accommodate each user's unique range of motion.

An external switch button that can be used to develop fine motor skills and enable users to practice using a single finger for a precise touch.