Devices for opening bottles, cans and other containers. Included are, e.g. support plates. Devices for grasping, see 24 18 03. Assistive products for fixation, see 24 27.

Devices to assist in the extraction of the contents of a tube. Included are, e.g. toothpaste dispensing aids.

Devices for operating and controlling non-electrical devices. Steering and control systems for wheelchairs, see 12 24 03. Gate, door, window and curtain openers/closers, 18 21. Wired remote controls, see 24 13 03.

Devices that trigger or perform a mechanical action when pressed. Switches for electrical devices, see 24 13 09.

Devices for opening, closing or moving an object by pushing or pulling and that are mounted on that object

Devices turned, usually with the hand, which initiate an operation when rotated.

Products for operation and remote control of electrical devices. Excluded are control units as an accessory of other assistive devices. Gate, door, window and curtain openers/closers, see 18 21.

Wired units for operating electrical devices.

Wireless units for operating electrical devices.

Switches for controlling an electrical circuit. Steering and control systems for wheelchairs, see 12 24 03.

On/off switches (0/1 switches) which can be activated in different ways e.g. push activated, touch activated or sound activated etc. Single switches are used to control different products/assistive products.

Switches controlling two to four functions.

Five-or-more-function-contacts or wafer or star switch joysticks, where the function is similar to that of a digital joystick.

Devices for controlling electrical devices that are programmed at set intervals of time.

Telephone switchboards, see 22 24 18.

Included are, e.g. Braille keyboards, screen keyboards.

Software tools that allow to configure programmable keyboard and or to print overlay

Keyboards including e.g. enlarged and miniaturized keyboards, headpointer keyboards, ergonomic keyboards and one-hand keyboards.

Touch-sensitive programmable boards which can be divided into different numbers and sizes of active areas (keys). Each active area can be programmed to perform different actions.

Assistive products to position screen pointer and to select items on computer displays. Included are, e.g. computer mice, touch pads, track balls, computer joysticks..

Mouse devices with a joystick. Used to control the mouse pointer. Included are also mouth controlled joysticks.

Hardware devices that, using special sensors (e.g. video cameras, accelerometers, …), allow to control the mouse functions by moving a body part (e.g. the head)

A trackball in an upside-down mouse that rotates in place within a socket. The user rolls the ball to direct the cursor to the desired place on the screen.

Touch screens consist of a touch sensitive display, divided into fields. The size, number and function of the fields can be customized.

Type of computer mouse where you can control all the mouse functions through switches.

in touch pads movement of the finger produces a corresponding cursor movement.

Input devices, e.g. controllers, for playing electronic games on pc, Mac, Playstation, Nintendo, Xbox, or other platforms.

Included are, e.g. software for personal environmental control, on-screen keyboards, speech recognition software and software for mouse functions.

Software for controlling devices and automation systems.

Accessories for products for operation and remote control of electrical devices.

Interface to connect switches to devices, to allow, for exemple, the control in scanning mode.

Upper limb orthoses, see >06 06. Assistive products for hoisting and repositioning objects in workplaces, see >28 09. Assistive products for fixing, reaching and grasping objects in workplaces, see >28 12

Non-body-worn products for grasping an object that replace the gripping function of the hands. Included are, e.g. tweezers. Assistive products for extended reach, see 24 21. Assistive products for carrying and gripping workpieces and tools, see 28 12 03.

Devices added to a product to enable that product to be grasped. Products to properly grip assistive products for walking, see 12 07 12. Manual devices for drawing and handwriting, see 22 13 24. Assistive products for fixing and positioning workpieces and tools, see 28 12 06.

Devices worn on the body that hold an object

Devices, designed for people with difficulties in grasping, that allow to hold objects or use tools.

Free-standing devices for holding an object in a stable position. Products to hold assistive products for walking in place when not in use, see 12 07 27. Reading stands and book support cushions, see 22 13 06. Assistive products for fixing and positioning workpieces and tools, see 28 12 06.

Devices for controlling other devices, e.g. input devices. Page turners, see 22 13 03. Computer pointing devices, see 24 13 21.

Devices that emit a focused beam of light used to highlight visual media. Wired remote controls, see 24 13 03.

Devices supporting the forearm during manual activities, e.g. deskwork or eating. Arm supports for wheelchairs, see 12 25 09.

Powered products, controlled by the user with e.g. a joystick, to replace arm, hand and finger functions, to reach, grasp and move objects in space. Feeding apparatus, see 15 09 27. Assistive products for fixing, reaching and grasping objects in workplaces, see 28 12. Machines and tools for use in workplaces, see 28 15.

Products for reaching objects at a distance

Devices for holding, squeezing or grasping an object at a distance

Powered devices for holding, squeezing or grasping an object at a distance

Devices for lengthening reach and moving an object without gripping it. Dressing and undressing hooks or sticks, see >090912

Devices for positioning objects close to the person to enable easy reach. Included are, e.g. supply trays on a tilting stand, rotating tables with compartments, switch and device mounting systems.

Devices for positioning objects in a fixed position within easy reach and that consist of sets of components. Writing boards, reading stands and book support cushions, see 22 13 06. Assistive products for fixing and positioning workpieces and tools, see 2

Flexible arms used for positioning objects, such as switches, close to the user.

Includes, e.g., mounting plates for switches

Devices, lying on the floor or on a table top, for placing objects in a position useful for use by people with mobility difficulties

Devices for positioning an object in a way that allows lifting and tilting movements and that consist of sets of components that are combined together. Lifting and positioning systems for workplaces, see 28 09 09.

Devices for fixing and securing objects in a position. Assistive products for fastening wheelchairs in vehicles, see 12 12 24. Assistive products for fixing, reaching and grasping objects in workplaces, see 28 12.

Devices for sticking to a surface when pressed against it creating a partial vacuum

Devices for reducing the risk of slipping by being placed under an object. Non-slip bath mats, non-slip shower mats and non-slip tapes, see 09 33 06. Tips for assistive products for walking, see 12 07 05. Assistive products for fixing and positioning workpieces and tools, see 28 12 06.

Devices for holding things together between two “jaws”, which are connected at a fixed point or by a spring. Clothespins, see 15 15 39.

Devices for holding and securing objects by magnetism

Devices that enable the carrying or transporting of objects for personal use. Devices attached to wheelchairs to hold or carry objects, see 12 24 42. Assistive products for transporting objects in workplaces, see 28 06. Assistive products for fixing, reaching and grasping objects in workplaces, see 28 12.

Devices for supporting or holding an object for the purpose of transporting it. Included are, e.g. hooks and free-standing drip stands. Assistive products for serving and storing food and drink, see 15 09 03.

Devices with swivelling rollers/wheels

Devices for transporting goods, with wheels, a handle and one or more sides for support

Wheeled, unpowered devices for transporting goods, with a flat surface and with or without a handle. Assistive products for serving and storing food and drink, see 15 09 03.