All Entries in the "New On The Scene" Category

New Tobii S32 Augmentative and Alternative Speech Device

Tobii has introduced the Tobii S32, a new augmentative and alternative communication device that plays pre-recorded messages that can be activated by scan or touch.

The Tobii S32 Touch is targeted specifically towards individuals who have the use of their hands. The Tobii S32 Scan is a switch/scan model, made for individuals who have difficulty using their hands and require the use of switches to make their choice in the grids or scenes.

A Pool Cue For Wheelchair Users

Pool is a great game and very popular with both wheelchair users and TABs.

You don’t have to be ironman to play and you don’t need very much in the way of gear. It’s played indoors so weather is never a problem. You can play in a group or alone and it’s affordable. With some luck you know someone who owns a table that you can mooch a couple of games off of. Maybe even a brew or two out of their fridge to keep you loose.

Stuff On The Floor And Wheelchairs Don’t Always Mix But It Can Be Fun

What’s a real pain for many wheelchair users? Stuff on the floor that has to be chased down and scooped up from within a wheelchair.

Here’s a really cool robot that not only looks like a bunch of fun but also helps pick up around the house. It’s Roboscooper, an autonomous or remote controled robot that runs around your house, identifies stuff on the floor, scoops it up and tosses it in it’s hopper.

X-Treme Mobility Scooter Does 15MPH With Motorcycle Looks

Here’s a mean mobility scooter that runs on four batteries and can bag-A at 15mph.

As you can see by the image, the X-Treme Mobility Scooter is tricked out with motorcycle styling that includes a central headlight, dual mirrors, and hydraulic front wheel suspension and drum brakes. The motors are powered by four batteries and controlled by a digital, sealed, rain and weather proof controller via a variable speed twist throttle.

Finally An Innovative New Crutch Design

Here’s something you don’t see everyday, or every year, or even every 20 years. An innovative new spin on the centuries old crutch.

Of course there have been changes to the classic solid wooden crutch of the past but most of those have been in materials and weight. smartCRUTCH has gone much further with its modular design and allowances for user customization. Not to mention the color choices and a great futuristic sporty look.

A Fun Universal IR Remote For iPhone and iPod Touch

While not designed as assistive technology, the My TV universal remote control for iPhone and iPod Touch can help people with disabilities control all of their set top boxes and televisions.

Aside from the control capabilities, there are some neat fun features that come packaged with the app. All for under the price of a ticket to the movies!

Marine Veteran Invents Powered Beach Wheelchair