Altimate Medical Inc.

Adjustable Shadow Tray

• New shadow tray for the Evolv line is adjustable in height and depth.
• Covers the entire usable height and depth range of the six previous shadow tray options it is replacing.
• Designed to comfortably support the user, the tray provides constant anterior support throughout the sit-to-stand transition to “shadow” the user in any position between sitting or standing.
• Retains the popular flip-up operation that quickly moves it out of the way and provides a wide-open base for transfers.
• Available in a black-molded or a clear acrylic style.

Healthwares Manufacturing Corp.

Retract4 Joystick Arm

• Joystick positioning is critical to wheelchair operation and control, reduced fatigue and better posture and pressure distribution.
• Provides maximum adjustability and functionality with full 345° horizontal adjustment for multi-position use (straight, right offset, left offset, midline, and fold away) in a robust, compact design.
• Has “Optimal Position Memory” allowing each swivel point to be adjusted to the optimal positioning (distance, angle, and vertical adjustment) for the user.
• Returning from the fold-away position alongside the armrest, the Retract4 returns precisely to the user’s optimal drive position every time.

LUCI

LUCI

LUCI combines sensors, software and HIPAAsecure communication to provide:

• Collision avoidance: Cutting-edge technology detects obstacles and listens to usersteering inputs to help riders avoid running into walls, pets and people.
• Drop-off protection: Recognizes drop-offs so ramps and curbs won’t lead to injuries.
• Anti-tipping alert system: Monitors ramp steepness and beeps if tipping is a danger. It also sounds an alarm and texts an alert and location to a loved one if tipping occurs.
• Cloud-based communications and alerts.

Braze Mobility Inc.

Blind-Spot Sensor

• Can be attached to any wheelchair.
• Automatically detects obstacles around the wheelchair and provide multi-modal feedback to the driver through intuitive lights, sounds and vibrations.
• Helps increase independence and awareness, and can reduce property damage and accidents.
• Often used while maneuvering tight spaces, doorways, public transport, elevators, car ramps, and crowded areas.
• Easy to mount and highly customizable for each user through companion mobile apps.
• Additional features such as curb alerts and automated speed correction will be available soon.

Rowheels

REV Wheels

• The pull-based propulsion of REV Wheels is designed to minimize factors that can contribute to shoulder injury and pain in manual wheelchair users.
• Offers two models: The REV-HX was created for quickness and responsiveness, while the REV-LX was made to be easier to use.
• Both models can strengthen shoulder and back muscles that are neglected during standard self-propulsion.
• Covered via insurance, including Medicare, Veterans Affairs and private insurance funding.

https://www.rowheels.com/

Stealth Products

Mo-Vis Controls

Every power wheelchair driver is a unique individual, so Mo-Vis driving controls are designed to meet a wide range of consumer preferences and abilities. That includes consumers with very limited or small movements, which can be expertly captured by the Mo-Vis proportional Micro Joystick. Other Mo-Vis models come in regular or smaller sizes and respond to regular/full or reduced forces. Various Mo-Vis controls can be operated by lip, tongue, chin or fingers to ensure optimal access and function. Mo-Vis controls are supported by a full range of Stealth Products’ mounts and hardware to get the very best fit.

Curtiss-Wright

CJSM2-BT Joystick Module

• Bluetooth- and infrared-enabled version of the popular CJSM2 model.
• Integrated Bluetooth technology enables wheelchair users to control personal computers, Android tablets, iPhones, iPads and other smart devices, right from the joystick module.
• Infrared communication is widely used to remotely control household appliances and some home-automation equipment to give users more environmental independence.

Sunrise Medical (US) LLC

SureTrac

• A new option for QM-7 mid-wheel-drive power chairs.
• Autocorrects small deviations in driving to create a more intuitive, straighter ride with few input corrections.
• Ideal for drivers using proportional or specialty controls.
• The system reacts to resistance at each wheel and sends motor-appropriate amperage to neutralize the impact of different surfaces.

Quantum Rehab

Q-Logic 3 Advanced Drive Control System

• The new Advanced Drive Control System creates an adaptable, expandable, intuitive control system to serve even the most complex needs.
• From hand control driving to the highest-end specialty controls, an exclusive range of programming parameters and protocols, such as Clinic Mode, allow rapid setup and precision control.
• Q-Logic 3 features Bluetooth access to devices and wireless programming from tablets.

Spinergy Inc.

ZX-1 Power Add-On Device

• Converts virtually any manual wheelchair into a powered manual chair.
• No tools or assistance to attach and detach from the device.
• Joystick Controlled Device allows for ease of operation and is an intuitive device to learn and operate.
• Has the ability to operate on a variety of surfaces including; gravel, hard pack, rocky terrain, thick grass, etc.
• Weighs only 82 lbs. and fits underneath the wheelchair.

https://www.spinergy.com/about-zx-1

Adaptive Switch Laboratories

ASL 104 ATOM Electronic Head Array

• This system has combined electronics within the head array for ease of access.
• With the touch of a switch, the ATOM Electronic Head Array — in conjunction with ASL 557-2 ATOM Wireless Dual Switch Receiver, ASL 557-3 ATOM Wireless Triple Switch Receiver, and ASL 558 ATOM Wireless Mouse Emulator — can be used as a wireless switch interface for computer access, communication devices or I devices.
• Switch settings and adjustments give the ATOM 104 head array a simple functionality.

https://www.asl-inc.com/products/product_detail.php?prod=191

Stealth Products

I-Drive Control Harness

• An orbital compression mount, Stealth’s highly adjustable Link-style hardware, plus the addition of a track system create unmatched, targeted positioning.
•  A quick-release, swing-away padded collar allows removal of the device from the right or left side.
• The removable collar design also allows height adjustability on the collar frame independent of the adjustable Link hardware.
• Add the integrated padded and adjustable I-Fit body securement belt, and be confident of consistent positioning.
• An array of switch mounting options provides great access for lip, cheek or chin driving.

https://stealthproducts.com/?p=573

Stealth Products

ADI Disc Brakes

• This first fully integrated braking system gives users the ability to fully lock the wheels and engage in effortless, controlled braking, even while descending ramps.
• Brakes can be locked with fingertip effort; a variable lever provides brake operation for users with limited trunk control and function.
• A paralever is available for active users with more trunk control and function.
• An attendant lever is also available.

https://adi.stealthproducts.com/disc-brake-systems/

Adaptive Switch Laboratories

558 ATOM Wireless Mouse Emulator

• Created to pair with the ASL 104 ATOM Electronic Head Array, plugs directly into the USB port on a communication device or computer.
• Full mouse emulation can be achieved with just three switch inputs: Right moves the mouse cursor right/left on the screen. Forward moves the mouse up/down. Left controls left click, double click and drag.
• The wireless connection works directly with the 104 ATOM Electronic Head Array when it’s in the user switch mode.

https://www.asl-inc.com/products/product_detail.php?prod=197

Rowheels

Rowheels

• Propels a manual chair forward when the user pulls (similar to a rowing motion) on the handrim, and moves backwards when the user pushes.
• Fewer propulsion strokes and improved posture with better shoulder/back positioning.
• Available in 22", 24", 25" and 26" wheel sizes. 
• Fits most manual wheelchairs and can be used with ergonomic handrims.

https://www.rowheels.com/

Topolino Technology

WX2.5 Wheels

• The continuous carbon fiber spokes span the full diameter of the wheel to reduce stresses and create a wheelset designed for unparalleled performance.
• Lighter than many other lightweight wheels, while offering greater lateral stiffness at the same time.
• Available in 24" and 25" diameters, in black with red or yellow accents.
• Fits standard .5"-diameter axles and is 4- or 6-tab handrim compatible.

https://www.topolinotech.com/index.php/products1/carbon-core-wx25-wheelchair-wheels/

BlueSky Designs

Mountn Mover

• Personal electronics are only useful if they are accessible — which is why Mount’n Mover is independently movable by the user with no tools required.
• The system can be easily adjusted due to changes in position or fatigue levels so tablets, speech devices, phones, cameras, and ADL items such as trays stay within reach, but move out of the way for transfers.

Stealth Products

iDrive

• An advanced alternative drive control head array uses Stealth’s tried-and-true head positioning technology.
• A range of modifications can be made to customize the i-Drive, such as adding switches or embedding speakers into the headrest.
• Optional advanced programming software offers further individualization.

Stealth Products

i-Drive

• For use with products such as head arrays, sip and puffs, proximity trays, fiber optics and mini proportional joysticks, the i-Drive performs as a “blank slate” with the wheelchair to allow the user to personalize its functions.
• i-Drive offers options such as channel assignment, double-tap timing, mode selection and a sensor engagement setting to enable programming for each sensor.
• This interface provides real-time communication with the chair for smoother acceleration, steering and stopping.

https://www.stealthproducts.com/?p=468

Adaptive Switch Laboratories

Micro Extremity Control

This fully proportional joystick has a built-in mode change function and requires just 18 grams of force to deflect. Pushing directly down from neutral will reset the chair to the next mode that is turned on. A new feature: Changing the slide switch on the interface will allow the client to reset the reverse direction. This will benefit those who, due to weakness, don’t have another switch site available or can’t remove their hands from the joystick.

https://asl-inc.com