Follow along with this guide as we switch adapt a My Bubble Machine to work with standard 3.5mm AT Switches.
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Minion Stuart Interacts with Guitar – Switch Adaptation
Follow along with this guide as we switch adapt a Minion Stuart to work with standard 3.5mm AT Switches.
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Talking 123 Cookie Monster – Switch Adaptation
In this guide, we show how to switch enable Talking 123 Cookie Monster.
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Stereo-jack with Mono Configuration
These jacks are used on many toy adaptations to enable them to work with switches. We use a mono-jack configuration on stereo jacks so that we can make every switch (mono or stereo) work. This is done by shorting the the female end stereo jack ring and sleeve connectors. This post shows two female jack styles we have used on toy adaptations. Continue reading Stereo-jack with Mono Configuration
Talking ABC Elmo – Switch Adaptation
In this guide, we show how to switch enable a Talking ABC Elmo.
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Gazillion Bubbles – Switch Adaptation
In this guide we adapt a Gazillion Bubble Blower
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Baby Einstein – Switch Adaptation
In this guide, we will show how to adapt a Baby Einstein to be switch enabled.
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How to be a (More) Maker-Friendly AT Vendor
Thank you to all the Assistive Technology vendors out there: the devices you create make everyday activities possible for AT Users every day!
We’d love to work with you to make your products and policies more Maker-Friendly. To that end, we’ve asked our community of AT Users, Practitioners, Makers and Care-Givers to share their challenges using Assistive Technology products.
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What if I don’t have a 3D Printer?
Recently we’ve started getting requests from AT professionals, SLPs, and parents who really want to make one of our projects, but don’t have a 3D Printer. Well, we have good news: you don’t need one!
We’ve got three great ways for you to get your 3D Printed parts so your project will rock.
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3D Printed AT Switches
This project is a great way to get those idle 3D Printers running and make something useful for AT Users in your community!
We’ve designed 3D Printed Switches that you can easily download and assemble. This guide will show you how! If you’re an AT User or part of an AT team (parent, SLP, ATP, etc.), bring this guide to your local STEM or Robotics team and they’ll know how to put it to good use.
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