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Daily Living

Devices and services to provide support for everyday life.
Video display showing a cut orange attached to a stand with a flat surface below.

A portable video magnifier for people with vision impairments that features a 12-inch full-HD display and magnification up to 19x.

Picture of a hand holding a small video screen, which is being held over a book and shows a magnified image of a bird.

A series of handheld electronic video magnifiers that offer high-resolution HD cameras and autofocus capabilities and are designed to be user-friendly and contemporary.

Widescreen, flat-panel LED display with a picture of a field on it attached to a desktop stand with an open book on it.

A high-resolution, flat-screen desktop video magnifier mounted on an ergonomic swivel-tilt arm.

Rounded square cartoon drawing of an orange fox holding a tablet with letter combinations on the screen.

An app for improving a child’s speech that is designed for children with speech sound errors. It is developed to be used in consultation with a speech therapist.

Various models of timer switches, two of which resemble a standard analog clock timer that plugs directly into a wall outlet. The other two have digital displays and menu buttons.

Form of environmental control that allows users to program their appliances (coffee makers, lights, sprinkler systems, etc.) to operate automatically according to a schedule.

A black rectangular device with a black cord attached with USB attachment at the end.

Control any household element or device from your computer using an infrared learning system that works using a remote control.

A remote control with various icons and arrows to indication functions.

A remote control that can control up to 112 household devices in an accessible manner with an infrared learning system that can control any device that works using a remote control. 

A white rectangular device menu options on the front, an antenna on the top, and hook on the back.

The Emfit SafeBed is a "missing person alarm" that can register when a person gets out of bed or fails to return to bed within a pre-set time. It is suitable for people who are unable to activate alarms when they need help, for example, those with dementia.

Two white rectangular objects with corresponding parts and a black power cord.

The remotely operated window opener makes it possible for users with disabilities to open and close a window with an infrared transmitter. The opener is suitable for most in- and outgoing windows.

A white rectangular device with 3 outputs and mounted power supply attached.

An IR receiver with which it is possible to control the functions of a motorized bed wirelessly via a GEWA IR transmitter. The receiver has 8 relay outputs, that can control a maximum of 8 functions of a bed: the head end, the foot end, knee part, and the whole bed up/down.