Find Your Perfect Kinemo Setup

Explore Kinemo controllers, discover what you can control, and customize your setup with accessories for sensing, mounting, and connectivity.

Kinemo Controllers

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Kinemo One

Wearable body switch that turns a single body gesture into powerful control for clicking, switch access, and call system activation. One body part. Endless possibilities.

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Kinemo Connect

Convert residual movements from different parts of the body into mouse
control, clicks, scroll, swipes, keyboard commands, and other advanced inputs.

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What can you control with Kinemo?

Medical Equipment

Kinemo is primarily designed to control durable medical equipment, including AAC devices, power wheelchairs, and nurse call systems. These medical applications are at the core of the Kinemo platform.

Personal Devices

Kinemo can also provide access to personal technology, including smartphones, tablets, computers, and other consumer devices.

Explore the carousel below to discover the full range of supported devices

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Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC)

Navigate AAC grids with switch control, or make faster selections with a gesture instead of dwell.
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Phones & Tablets

Access your favorite apps by moving the pointer, clicking, scrolling, swiping, or simply by using switch control.
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Computers

Get more done on your computer by moving the pointer, clicking, scrolling, and using accessibility shortcuts.
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Attendant Call Systems

Get assistance when you need it by activating your attendant call system with a simple gesture.
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Switch-Adapted Toys

Learn cause and effect through play by activating switch-adapted toys.
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Adaptive Gaming

Enjoy your favorite games by controlling joystick movements and send button actions.
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Power Wheelchairs

Adjust your seating position, perform pressure relief independently, and change driving modes.

Made for Medical Applications

For Clinicians

Evaluate Kinemo with your patients through our clinician demo program.

Reimbursement options might be available for AAC access and wheelchair control.

Contact us to learn what options may apply to your patients.

For Users

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Private pay options are available, and Kinemo may be eligible for HSA/FSA funding.

Looking for guidance?
Connect with an assistive technology clinician near you to explore your needs and available options, or contact us directly.

Contact us to learn more about purchasing, funding, and support resources.

Which Kinemo Product Is Right for You?

Every user is unique.

Explore the key differences between our Kinemo access solutions to find the best fit for your needs.
Features Kinemo One Kinemo Connect
Best for Users who need simple, reliable switch access using one body movement Users who need advanced access, including mouse control and multiple body movements
Number of Body Inputs 1 Up to 3
AAC Device Access ✓ ✓
Power Wheelchair Access  ✓ ✓
Attendant Call Systems  ✓ ✓
Adaptive Gaming ✓ ✓
Move a Mouse Pointer ✕ ✓
Advanced Computer Controls ✕ ✓
Battery Life 60 hours 12 hours

Choose Kinemo One If You... 

  • Control technology using a single body movement
  • Need dependable switch access for AAC devices, wheelchairs, gaming, or call systems
  • Prefer a simple setup with long battery life
  • Want the most straightforward way to access the devices you use every day 

Choose Kinemo Connect If You... 

  • Need to move a mouse pointer on a computer, tablet, or smartphone 
  • Want to perform mouse clicks, drag-and-drop, scrolling, and other advanced controls 
  • Can move multiple body parts
  • Want maximum flexibility for complex access needs

Need Help Deciding?

Our team can help you compare options, evaluate your access needs, and find the Kinemo solution that works best for you.

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Accessories

From replacement stickers to tracers, mounting options, and connection adapters, explore accessories that help you get the most out of Kinemo.

Tracers & Stickers

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Stickers

Adhere Kinemo tracers to the skin for reliable and comfortable use.
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Tracer

Capture body gestures with a wearable motion sensor.
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Mounting Options

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Clip

Attach Kinemo controllers to clothing and other garments for convenient access.
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Neckwear

Wear Kinemo controllers around the neck, ideal for head and facial gesture control.
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Strap

Mount Kinemo controllers securely on the body with an adjustable strap.
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Connection Adapters

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Jack Cable

Connect Kinemo One to switch-enabled devices through a standard jack cable.
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Jack Converter

Adapt Kinemo One to devices that use larger 1/4" switch ports.
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Wireless Jack Receiver

Control switch-enabled devices wirelessly with any Kinemo controller.
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Accessibility Software

Enhance your Kinemo experience with software that simplifies access to controls, enabling more personalized and efficient workflows.

Computer Accessibility Panel

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Streamline computer access with our free Accessibility Panel that puts powerful commands just one click away. Access mouse actions, keyboard shortcuts, navigation controls, and personalized commands without leaving your current task.

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