We are expanding our range of controls for LiNX wheelchair electronics. At REHACARE 2026, mo-vis will introduce a new Function Keypad for LiNX, together with LiNX variants of three of our proportional joysticks:
Selecting the right drive control for a power wheelchair is rarely a simple product choice.
To support professionals in navigating these decisions, mo-vis is launching a new Clinical Guide:
We are pleased to introduce the mo-vis Academy, our new online learning platform for professionals who select, install, configure or service mo-vis products.
Selecting a special drive control is about matching motor ability to interface mechanics — specifically force, throw, and placement. Ultra-low-force, short-throw controls support users with weakness and fatigue, while higher-force, longer-throw solutions improve stability for individuals with spasticity or high tone
. A structured clinical assessment replaces trial-and-error with precise, sustainable access design.
Our Head Control is herel! it’s intended for adult & pediatric power wheelchair users with little extremity control, but good head control.
Based on multiple force sensors, it allows for proportional and switched driving! All settings can be done through the on-board configurator. Programming functions such as veering and overload force detection, make it possible to enhance the driving performance and safety of the device!
Let’s step away from the finished wheelchair drive control for a moment to zoom in on a small component. An indispensable part, the printed circuit board (PCB). The PCBs that are part of our wheelchair joysticks are assembled by Page Electronica, a company located in Poperinge celebrating thirty years in electronics assembly next year. Gregory, account manager, gave us a peek behind the scenes of their production.