ModularHose allows you to turn almost anything into a handsfree device

Modular Hose

https://www.modularhose.com/Assistive-Technology

This nifty item is great for attaching devices to a wheelchair, or really any hands-free situation. The Loc-Line modular hose can be configured to hold a tablet or a communication button. And it can be attached to any flat surface on a wheelchair; if no flat surface is available, there are other ways to attach it.

I like that you can get a range of components to make this work the way you need. A great device, and flexible. Check it out here, and see a demonstration in this video.


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