Kinemo | Wearable Solutions for Device Access

Wearable Solutions for Device Access

The access solution built around your abilities.
Use body gestures you can make to control the technology you depend on, including AAC devices, power wheelchairs, nurse call systems, and more.

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Kinemo in 3 simple steps

Attach the sensors

Attach our motion sensors with our skin-safe stickers to any body part that you intend to use for input controls.

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Assign an action

Use our free companion app to assign specific gestures to actions like mouse movement, scrolling, key presses, and switch control

Control your devices

Pair Kinemo with your Bluetooth devices, or to an assistive device with a jack input (power wheelchair, eye gaze system, etc.).

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Kinemo One

1 Sensor - 1 Body Part - 3 Actions

Our ultimate wearable body switch. Perform clicks with a head/eye tracking system, navigate your mobile device with switch control, or emulate a physical switch for your other assistive devices.

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One body gesture to move a mouse cursor, and three body parts configurable to 18 actions. Switch control between your digital devices independently and complete digital tasks for work, surf the web, browse social media, check emails, call and text, stream your favorite videos and music, and much more.

Simple solutions, complex situations

Kinemo empowers people with limited upper-body mobility to regain independence. By turning simple gestures into powerful inputs, it transforms daily life for individuals with conditions like Spinal Cord Injury, Multiple Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophy, ALS, and more.

Accessible

"Attending college will require my son to have a reliable and independent way to access his computer for schoolwork. Kinemo is the solution we were looking for." — Christy L.

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Independence

"Kinemo gives me a sense of independence. I can watch TV and check my emails without needing to call my caregiver for help." — Malcolm M

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Universality

"Kinemo works with whatever movement I have, not just head motion. I haven’t used any other devices with that level of universality." — Keith P

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Game-changing

"Kinemo was a game-changer for me to practice law. Because I don’t have a bite switch in my mouth to control my laptop, I can freely move between consulting my legal documents while arguing my motion to the judge." — Earle B

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Comfortable

"Unlike my GlassOuse, I can keep Kinemo all day to access my devices. I don’t need to take it off to eat, drink, or speak." — Brandon F.

Accessible

"Attending college will require my son to have a reliable and independent way to access his computer for schoolwork. Kinemo is the solution we were looking for." — Christy L.