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Sip-and-Puff Systems

Moving joystick by head

Sip-and-puff systems are used by people with mobility disabilities, such as paralysis and fine motor skill disabilities. These systems allow for control of a computer, mobile device or some other technological application by the user moving the device with his or her mouth. Similar to a joystick, An on-screen keyboard allows the user to type using the same movements.

Manufacturers

Jouse3

The Jouse3 is a sip-and-puff system that allows people with mobility disabilities to control a device using any part of the mouth, cheek, chin or tongue.

Origin Instruments

Origin Instruments offers a range of sip-and-puff products that students can use to control an electronic device. Using a head mounted or gooseneck user interface, or available tubing for a custom solution, the child can control a mouse, joystick or keyboard with ease. The primary system is powered using USB technology.