The Lipsync Is An Assistive Technology That Allows Quadriplegics And Other People With Limited Hand Mobility To Use Touchscreen Devices By Manipulating A Mouth-Operated Sip-And-Puff Joystick. The Unit Allows Users To Control An On-Screen Cursor With Minimal Head Movement, Enabling Them To Independently Send Text Messages, Make Phone Calls, And Browse The Web. It Can Be Used With Most Android And Windows Phones & Tablets, And All Laptops/Desktops. We Are Releasing This Device Open-Source To Make The Lipsync A Solution That Can Be Made At The Community Level For Less Than $300 (Including Electronic Components). Using Different Firmware, It Is Also Possible To Use The Lipsync As A Joystick For Gaming With A Computer Or The Xbox Adaptive Controller. 2019-10-01 Update: As Of Oct 2019, Ios13 Supports An On-Screen Cursor, So The Lipsync Can Be Used With Iphones And Ipads. 2019-11-07 Update: Revised Rear Housing And Buttons To Accommodate Wider Range Of Usb Cables. The Lipsync Project Is Funded By Google.Org, Vancouver Foundation, And The Government Of Canada.

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ADAPTIVE GRIPPER-ROBOTIC HAND WITH THREE FINGERS-TPU-FIN RAY EFFECT

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SF ASP Lightsaber Chassis - NEC/NBv3/CF/PC

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Nintendo switch pro controller handicap mod

LipSync

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D-Pad Joystick for Xbox Adaptive Controller