Open Wobble Switch
The Open Wobble Switch is a cost effective, open source assistive switch similar to commercially available Wobble Switches. The switch is activated by applying force to and moving a wand in any direction. The switch can be activated by various body parts including the limbs and head. It provides a momentary closed contact that can be used to activate various assistive devices.
The switch provides a momentary closure to a 3.5 mm jack. The switch can be plugged directly into a suitable assistive device and can be used to access a computer or smartphone using a suitable switch interface. The switch can be plugged directly into the Xbox Adaptive Controller.
The switch is based on a commercially available limit switch and requires some additional components to assemble.
A complete part list and instruction guide can be found at the MMC project page:
https://www.makersmakingchange.com/project/open-wobble-switch/
or the GitHub Repository:
https://github.com/makersmakingchange/Open-Wobble-Switch
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