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Foam Board Adapted Mouse
Learn about how to merge low tech supplies like foam board and an affordable board to create a custom mouse for young learners.
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Cardboard Enabled Switch
This project uses the materials readily available such as cardboard, bubble wrap, and foil to create a switch that can activate a computer or mobile device. The materials cost for this project is around $12. The programming is completed on Adafruit’s TrinketM0 board using the Maker MakeCode platform. MakeCode supports block-based programming which allows you…
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Two Switch Mouse Adaptation
This project is a great way to reuse some of your old mice sitting around and repurpose them as two switches for assistive technology users. The ergonomic design of the mouse helps support the arches in the hand while the two buttons provide a low activation force while supporting the hand. This adaption is similar…
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BLE Switch Interface
This project is geared towards a novice user using Circuitpython which supports drag and drop functionality for the needed code and library files. The case design is a remix using the Ruiz’s brothers case for the Emoji Keyboard project. The STL and Fusion360 files are available through Thingiverse as well.
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Make a QTPiano
Learn how to make a conductive piano using the Adafruit QTPy and Scratch. Build materials under $10! Instructions: Link to slide instructions Files: Link to the folder Scratch Project: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/489774163/
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Joystick Mouse Emulation
A joystick may be used by persons with motor related disabilities as an alternative method of navigating a mouse. Mouse clicks may occur through a button press usually available in most mini joystick models. A user may also set a dwell duration through their operating system which will register a mouse click once the mouse…