Solving real user needs

Cerebral palsy is a group of conditions that impact movement and posture, often resulting from damage to the developing brain, typically occurring before birth. Lisa (*) faces daily challenges due to her condition as the symptoms of CP affect her posture and movement. Her regular hand control often leaves her fatigued and it also contributes to uncomfortable positioning in her chair. In her quest for freedom and comfort, she discovered the new mo-vis Head Control!

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.

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.

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.

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).

There is no denying the power of sports. From the physical benefits it offers people, to the camaraderie of playing within a team, sport can be a great grounding for young people to develop skills and learn life lessons.