A device with an on/off state which can be used by individuals with physical disabilities to improve access, or as an alternative to the keyboard, mouse or touchscreen. Requires PC or Mac compatible software and/or a switch interface driver in most cases. Switch access is built into Android and iOS devices.
Charlie
Charlie is an occupational therapist specialising in assitive technology solutions.
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