mo-vis develops, produces and commercializes special input devices and their accessories for users of electric wheelchairs worldwide. We want to help as many people with motor disabilities as possible, by offering innovative and practical solutions.

 

 

Products that improve lives

Technology with a heart

Every day we focus our efforts on developing, producing and delivering technological aids and special input systems for power wheelchairs to everyone who needs them.

But we go further than just designing and delivering (new) products. We create tangible solutions with impact for real people. We want our products to contribute to a good quality of life. We want to move forward, together with you. That is why we also provide all the necessary training and information to install and use our products.

Thanks to these practical and concrete solutions, we can get people with motor disabilities moving. In this way, we try to improve the lives of our customers every day.

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Helping real people

  • This is a photo of Hendrik in his electric wheelchair

    Maximizing autonomy for DMD with the right technology combination

    Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) is a progressive disease. Gradually, people with DMD lose the ability to perform routine tasks like, for example, walking. In this story Hendrik – who has DMD and is part of MD Duchenne Team – explains how several special input devices maximize his autonomy. Discover how adjusted technology opens up new possibilities.
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  • This is a photo of Torsten playing Powerchair Football

    The importance of the right technical equipment in Powerchair Football

    Torsten uses an electric wheelchair and special control because of congenital multiple joint stiffness and nerve damage. As a Powerchair Football player in the first federal league (Bundesliga), the right technical equipment is key. In this story, Torsten explains how an agile wheelchair and a special control improved his sports performance.
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  • This is a photo of Korneel

    Using the right joystick allows Korneel to play interactive games again

    Duchenne disease is a genetic disease characterized by progressive muscle degeneration. Korneel, who loves gaming, wants to get the maximum out of his limited muscle strength. In this story, he explains how he uses the HID Joystick and other technologies to enjoy gaming and to live independently.
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  • This is a photo of Ben in his wheelchair, graduating from university

    How Ben uses an ultra-sensitive joystick to enjoy maximal independence

    Spinal Muscular Atrophy strongly affects muscle strength and dexterity. Ben, for example, relies heavily on the little strength that’s left in his index finger. In this story, he elaborates on the assistive devices he uses, including the ultra-sensitive Micro Joystick Omni (5 gr adapted).
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