I am not able to see at all and I need a device, such as a cane or other tool, to help me navigate, and add-ons to help me use electronic devices.
I have very limited sight, and prefer to get around with aids such as a cane and another tools to help me navigate and use electronic devices.
I can get around without aids such as walking sticks or glasses, but I cannot see enough detail required to make out faces, let alone read. I adjuste the settings or use tools to help me use electronic devices.
I can see and navigate without aids, but I need glasses and large text to read.
I can see everything normally.
I'm dependent on devices to communicate because I'm not able to communicate functionally without them.
I'm able to speak or make verbal communication to some extend, but I need to combine it with low/high tech aids to be effective.
I'm able to speak, but speaking is difficult and requires repetition, gesturing and sometimes devices to be effective.
I have minor speech difficulties, but I don't need devices or help to communicate effectively.
I do not have any difficulty speaking.
I am unable to use my arms and hands functionally
I have severly limited mobility in one or both arms, and need help with most things that require upper body mobility.
I have limited mobility in one or both arms/hands, and I need a lot of help with daily activities.
I have limited mobility in one or both arms/hands, but I can still perform most daily activities.
I can use both my arms and hands without problems.
I like the security that comes with using trusted technology. I try to keep using the things I'm familiar with, and not have to learn something new.
I prefer to keep what I'm used to, but I don't oppose trying new technology when I have to or when it promises to be good for me. It usually takes me a while to get the hang of new technology.
I try new technology from time to time. I'm not super fast at learning it, but I can usually pick it up pretty well.
I try new technology often, and I learn how to use it pretty quickly.
I'm always looking for the latest technology, and can't wait to use it. I learn how to use new tools and software almost effortlessly.
I'm wheelchair dependent for all mobility and I'm dependent on others or devices to get in and out of the wheelchair.
I'm wheelchair dependent for all mobility, but able to get in and out of wheelchair independently.
My ability to walk is very limited and I need to use a wheelchair most of the day.
I'm able to walk short distances, even if I sometimes need to use a walking aid.
I'm am able to walk without devices or help.

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EksoGT

Ekso Bionics
Exoskeletons, Walking Aids

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EksoNR is a robotic exoskeleton specifically designed to be used in a rehabilitation setting to progress neurorehab patients so they can walk out of the device and back into their communities. As the first exoskeleton FDA-cleared for acquired brain injury, stroke, and spinal cord injury, EksoNR offers the industry’s most natural gait, re-teaching the brain and muscles how to properly walk again.

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Are Exoskeletons Ready For Primetime?

“It’s not about how much we lost, it’s about how much we have left.” A real statement spoken by a fictional Tony Stark, aka Ironman, one of the world’s most recognizable exoskeleton wearers. While Ironman was alluding to the Avengers ability to be victorious in Endgame, the quote also applies to people living with new (and increasing) disabilities. For those struggling with activities they want and need to do, one way to capitalize on “what we have left” might include exoskeleton technologies. But! Are exoskeletons ready for primetime?
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AlexOrthopedic Durable Polyurethane Foam Bed Wedge

Alex Orthopedic
Wedges & Body Positioners

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Firm polyurethane foam. Used to elevate the head for breathing comfort, circulation, and pressure relief. Also used to elevate the feet for relief of swelling. Cover has zipper closure for easy removing and washing. Doctor recommended for relief of hiatal hernia.

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ReWalk Personal 6.0

ReWalk
Exoskeletons

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The ReWalk Personal 6.0 System is designed for all day use at home and in the community. It is the most customizable exoskeleton and is configured specifically for you. This precise fit optimizes safety, function and joint alignment.

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MyoPro Orthosis

Myomo
Exoskeletons

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MyoPro is a powered arm and hand orthosis (brace) designed to help restore function to the wearer’s paralyzed or weakened upper extremities, helping individuals perform actions and daily activities that might otherwise be impossible. The MyoPro may also facilitate rehabilitation including muscle re-education and increasing range of motion.

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Maestro Dynamic Arm Support

Talem Technologies LLC
Exoskeletons, Arm Supports, Supports & Braces

$2,500.00

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The Maestro Dynamic Arm Support lessens the pull of gravity on a patient’s arms, allowing them to work longer without fatigue. With industry-leading range of motion, Maestro helps return freedom to patients with injuries and neuromuscular challenges. Its table-mounted design makes this device portable and simple to setup and take down in seconds so that the Maestro can follow you wherever you need it: At home, at work, or just to play cards with firends!

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Maestro Mobile

Talem Technologies LLC
Exoskeletons

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Maestro Mobile amplifies the strength in a patient’s weakened limbs. This easy-to-use and easy-to-install device returns mobility, freedom and independence to patients with injuries and neuromuscular challenges. It installs to any wheelchair in moments, and folds out of the way when not in use.

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Maestro Rehab

Talem Technologies LLC
Exoskeletons

$6,500.00

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Maestro Rehab lessens the pull of gravity on a patient’s arms, allowing them to work longer without fatigue. With industry-leading range of motion, Maestro helps return freedom to patients with injuries and neuromuscular challenges.

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K-SRD

B-Temia
Exoskeletons

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The Knee Stress Release Device (K-SRDTM) is a powered assistive device incorporating the Dermoskeleton TM technology developed by B-TEMIA Inc.

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Simplex Bath Chair

Exomotion LLC
Bathroom Aids

$544.14

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Ideal for bathing children with special needs, the Simplex Bath Chair enables children to be lowered gently into the bath by a carer via a lever.

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