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Kinemo Connect

Kinemo Connect

The Adaptive Control Hub

Kinemo Connect converts intentional gestures from one or more body parts into cursor movement, clicking, scrolling, swiping, and other control functions. Designed for individuals with limited hand function, it provides customizable access to AAC devices, power wheelchairs, and other medical equipment, with the option to control computers, tablets, and smartphones.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's Included? 

Every package includes: 

  • 1 × Kinemo Connect Controller 
  • 1 × Mounting Option (strap, neckwear, or clip) 
  • USB Charging Cable 
  • USB Charging Power Adapter 

Additional accessories may be included depending on your intended use: 

  • Kinemo Tracers  
  • Pack of Stickers 
  • Wireless jack receiver(s) 
Where Can I Find the User Manual? 

The user manual will be available soon. 

In the meantime, watch our setup tutorial to learn how to get started with Kinemo Connect.
Where Can I Download the Kinemo Setup App?

The free Kinemo Setup app allows you to configure your Kinemo device. 

The Kinemo app is available on: 
What Mounting Option Should I Use?

The best mounting option depends on which body part you plan to use and where you want to wear your controller. Neckwear, straps, and clips make it possible to position Kinemo Connect where your movements are most comfortable and reliable. See the Accessories section for more guidance. 
How Many Tracers Do I Need? 

The number of tracers you need depends on your intended use. At least one tracer is required, and up to three tracers can be used simultaneously. Each tracer can be assigned different controls and configured in multiple ways to create a personalized access solution.

We recommend discussing your needs with your assistive technology professional or our team. Based on your intended use, we can help identify how many tracers you need and where they should be placed.

Can I Use More Than One Body Part? 

Yes. Kinemo Connect can be configured so gestures from different body parts perform different control functions. For example, one body part can move a pointer or joystick, while additional gestures can be assigned to clicking, selecting, scanning, or switch control.

Can I Control Multiple Switch Receivers?

Yes. Kinemo Connect can communicate wirelessly with one or more compatible wireless jack receivers. This makes it possible to create a cable-free multi-switch setup using a single wearable controller.

Use Cases

One Device.

Many Ways to Access Your Technology.

Whether you are communicating, adjusting your wheelchair, calling for assistance, or feeding yourself, Kinemo Connect transforms your available movement into personalized control.

Explore some of the ways people use Kinemo Connect to access their technology.

Communicate with Mouse Control
A close-up of a tablet screen showing a colorful touchscreen language-learning or gesture-based interface with a pizza icon highlighted in the center, surrounded by buttons such as want, like, more, now, good, bad, home, school, and outside.

When using a touchscreen or mouse is no longer possible, Kinemo Connect provides an alternative way to access your AAC device. By detecting intentional movements from the head, foot, hand, finger, or other body parts, Kinemo Connect allows you to move the mouse pointer and select items using personalized gestures.

Example setup 

  • Head/Hand/Foot → Move Mouse Pointer 
  • Gesture 1 → Click/Select 
  • Gesture 2 → Scroll


Why Kinemo Connect? 

  • Access AAC software without a traditional pointer control 
  • Assign gestures to mouse functions such as pointer control, click and scrolling 
  • Maintain access to communication even as physical abilities evolve


Unlike Camera-Based Access Technologies
Unlike head mice, eye gaze, and other systems that require a direct line of sight to a camera or screen-mounted sensors, Kinemo Connect continues to provide reliable access even when you are reclining, turning your head, or changing positions throughout the day.

Compatible with 

  • AAC devices and speech-generating devices 
  • Tablets and smartphones used for communication 
  • Other communication devices that support mouse access 

Select words, phrases, communication tiles, and on-screen controls using the movements that work best for you, helping you maintain reliable access to communication throughout the day. 
Use Your Computer with Full Mouse Control 
A black computer monitor on a desk displaying a Windows File Explorer window with the Documents folder open, set against a blurred office background.

Regain access to your computer using personalized body gestures instead of a traditional mouse. Kinemo Connect allows you to use any body movements to move the mouse pointer, while assigning gestures to perform mouse actions and computer commands.

Example setup 

  • Head/Hand/Foot → Move Mouse Pointer 
  • Gesture 1 → Left Click 
  • Gesture 2 → Right Click 
  • Gesture 3 → Scroll 


Why Kinemo Connect? 

  • Assign gestures to mouse functions such as left click, right click, middle click, double click, and scrolling 
  • Continue using your computer even if hand use becomes difficult 
  • Adapt your configuration as your abilities or needs change 
  • Maintain access regardless of your position in front of the screen 


Unlike Camera-Based Access Technologies 

Unlike head mice, eye gaze, and other systems that require a direct line of
sight to a camera or screen-mounted sensor, Kinemo Connect continues to
provide reliable control even when you are reclining, turning your head, or changing positions throughout the day.

Expand What You Can Do with the Kinemo Accessibility Panel 

In addition to mouse control, The Kinemo Accessibility Panel expands what you can accomplish by allowing you to trigger common computer shortcuts such as: 

  • Copy/Cut/Paste 
  • Save/Delete 
  • Undo/Redo 

You can also create custom shortcuts to: 

  • Launch applications 
  • Execute keyboard commands 
  • Automate repetitive tasks 
  • Perform personalized actions tailored to your needs 


By combining mouse control with customizable shortcuts, Kinemo Connect can provide access to thousands of computer functions using only a few reliable movements. The same capabilities are also available on smartphones and tablets, allowing you to navigate apps, browse the web, communicate, and control your mobile devices using the same personalized gesture-based controls. 
Communicate with Switch Scanning 
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Access AAC devices using body gestures instead of traditional mechanical switches. Kinemo Connect can assign different gestures to different scanning functions, allowing you to navigate communication pages, move through choices, and select exactly what you want using the movements that work best for you.

Example setup 

  • Gesture 1 → Next Item 
  • Gesture 2 → Select Item 
  • Gesture 3 → Previous Item
  • Gesture 4 → Back, Home, or another device function


Why Kinemo Connect? 

  • Assign scanning functions to multiple body parts 
  • Access more functions than a traditional switch setup 
  • Maintain access to communication even as physical abilities evolve 


Compatible with 

  • AAC devices and speech-generating devices 
  • Tablets and smartphones with switch access support 
  • Other devices that accept switch-based input 
Adjust Your Wheelchair Seating Position 
A high-angle studio shot of a power wheelchair against a light blue gradient background. The wheelchair features a black seat and armrests with a purple accent on the headrest, black and yellow frame components, and black wheels with yellow accents.

Adjust your wheelchair's power seating functions using personalized body gestures instead of traditional mechanical switches. Kinemo Connect can be configured to activate your wheelchair's User Switch input, allowing intentional gestures to control power seating functions using the movements that work best for you.

Example setup 

  • Gesture 1 → Tilt 
  • Gesture 2 → Recline 
  • Gesture 3 → Seat Elevation 


Why Kinemo Connect? 

  • Assign different seating functions to different body gestures 
  • Eliminate the need for difficult-to-position mechanical switches 
  • Adjust your configuration as your abilities or needs change 


Common Power Seating Functions 

  • Tilt 
  • Recline 
  • Seat Elevation 
  • Leg Rest Adjustment 
  • Other functions supported by your wheelchair 


Designed Around Your Abilities 

Because Kinemo Connect can recognize gestures from multiple body parts, your seating controls can be tailored to the movements that are most comfortable, reliable, and sustainable for you. As your needs change over time, gesture assignments can be adjusted without changing your wheelchair's existing seating system. 

By providing reliable access to power seating functions, Kinemo Connect helps you independently adjust your position, perform pressure relief, and access the seating features of your wheelchair using simple, intentional movements. 
Manage Your Wheelchair Settings
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Access your wheelchair's on-screen menus using personalized body gestures instead of relying on a traditional joystick or switch. Kinemo Connect can translate movement from a body part into proportional navigation commands, allowing you to move through wheelchair menus, highlight options, and select functions using the movements that work best for you.

Example setup 

  • Head / Hand / Foot → Navigate Menus 
  • Gesture 1 → Select Item 
  • Gesture 2 → Go Back 


Why Kinemo Connect? 

  • Navigate wheelchair menus using personalized body movements 
  • Use proportional control for efficient menu navigation 
  • Select menu items using customizable gestures 
  • Access important wheelchair settings without hand control 


Common Menu Functions 

  • Change drive profiles 
  • Access power seating functions 
  • Activate the horn 
  • Turn lights on or off 
  • Power off the wheelchair 


Designed Around Your Abilities

Because Kinemo Connect can recognize gestures from multiple body parts, menu navigation can be tailored to the movements that are most comfortable and reliable for you. Movement and gesture assignments can be adjusted over time as your physical abilities changes.

By combining proportional navigation with customizable selection gestures, Kinemo Connect provides an alternative way to access important wheelchair functions, settings, and drive profiles. 
Feed Yourself with Greater Independence
A white robotic food preparation and serving system with a curved arm, a round divided tray holding mixed foods, and a small handheld tool with a red and black head, shown on a black background.

Operate compatible robotic feeding systems using personalized body gestures instead of traditional mechanical switches. Kinemo Connect can assign different gestures to the feeding functions of your device, allowing you to maintain access to mealtime assistance using the movements that work best for you.

Example setup 

  • Gesture 1 → Select Food Compartment 
  • Gesture 2  → Start Feeding Cycle 


Why Kinemo Connect? 

  • Replace traditional mechanical switches with body gestures 
  • Assign different feeding functions to different body parts 
  • Access multiple feeding controls from a single wearable solution 


Compatible with 

  • Obi robotic feeding systems 
  • Other feeding systems that support switch-based input 


Designed Around Your Abilities 

Unlike traditional switch setups that often require carefully positioned physical switches, Kinemo Connect allows feeding controls to be assigned to the body parts that are most comfortable and reliable for you. Different gestures can be mapped to different feeding functions, making it possible to access multiple controls without managing multiple physical switches. 

By translating intentional movements into feeding commands, Kinemo Connect helps provide reliable access to robotic feeding systems and supports greater independence during mealtimes.
Play Your Favorite Games
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Enjoy video games using personalized body movements. Kinemo Connect can translate movements from a body part into proportional joystick control while assigning gestures from one or more body parts to gaming buttons, creating a fully customized gaming experience.

Example setup 

  • Head / Hand / Foot → Joystick Control 
  • Gesture 1 → A Button 
  • Gesture 2 → B Button 
  • Gesture 3 → X Button 
  • Gesture 4 → Y Button 


Why Kinemo Connect? 

  • Use a body part as a proportional joystick 
  • Assign multiple gestures to game controller buttons 
  • Adapt your gaming setup as your abilities change 


Compatible with 

  • Gaming Computers (Windows 10 and above) 
  • Xbox Adaptive Controller (via jack ports) 
  • PlayStation Access Controller (via jack ports) 
  • Switch-enabled gaming devices 


Designed Around Your Abilities 

Because Kinemo Connect can recognize movements and gestures from multiple body parts, gaming controls can be tailored to the movements that are most comfortable and reliable for you. One body part can be used for joystick control while additional gestures perform button actions. 

By combining proportional joystick control with customizable button mappings, Kinemo Connect allows you to play a wide variety of games using the movements that work best for you. Whether you're exploring open worlds, racing, competing online, or enjoying casual games, your controls can be configured around your abilities rather than forcing you to adapt to a standard controller. 

Accessories

Mounting Options

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Kinemo Connect is designed to be worn on the body, allowing you to place the controller near where your movements are most comfortable, reliable, and sustainable. The best mounting option depends on which body part you plan to use and where you want to wear the controller.

Neckwear 

  • Best for head, face, and neck movements 
  • Keeps the controller comfortably positioned around the neck

Strap 

  • Best for the finger, hand, wrist, forearm, upper arm, foot, ankle, or leg 
  • Securely attaches the controller to the body 
  • Can also be used to mount the controller to a wheelchair armrest, frame, bed rail, tray, or other external support when body mounting is not preferred

Recommended Strap Sizes 

  • Extra Small: Designed for a child's wrist or adults with small wrists 
  • Small (6-8 in / 15-20 cm): Ideal for the wrist or forearm 
  • Medium (8-13 in / 20-33 cm): Recommended for the forearm, upper arm, ankle, or calf 
  • Large (13-23 in / 33-58 cm): Best for the upper arm, thigh, or around the knee

Clip

  • Clips directly to clothing or garments 
  • Ideal when a wearable mounting option is not practical 
  • Easy to move between different locations throughout the day

Designed Around Your Abilities
The same Kinemo controller can often be worn in different locations. The best placement depends on which body movements are the most comfortable, reliable, and sustainable for you. As your needs change, the controller can be moved and reconfigured without changing the rest of your setup.

Need help choosing?
We can help. Contact our team and we'll work with you or your assistive technology provider to identify the most effective mounting solution for your needs.

Control Switch-Enabled Devices Wirelessly 

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Use Kinemo Connect as a wireless replacement for traditional mechanical switches such as pushbuttons, clickers, and other switch-based inputs. Kinemo Connect does not require a jack port on the controller itself. Instead, it communicates wirelessly with one or more Kinemo wireless jack receivers, allowing intentional body gestures to activate switch-enabled devices without switch cables between the user and the controlled device.

Common devices that can be controlled via wireless jack receivers include: 

  • AAC devices with switch inputs 
  • Nurse call and attendant call systems 
  • Power wheelchairs with User Switch inputs 
  • Switch-enabled toys 
  • Adaptive gaming equipment, including Xbox Adaptive Controller and PlayStation Access Controller

Why Kinemo Connect? 

  • Eliminate switch cables between the user and the controlled device 
  • Replace one or more mechanical switches with body gestures 
  • Assign different gestures to different switch functions 
  • Use multiple body parts to access multiple commands 
  • Control multiple wireless switch receivers at the same time 
  • Create a personalized multi-switch setup from a single wearable controller

 Designed Around Your Abilities
Traditional switch systems often require multiple physical switches, mounting hardware, and cables. Kinemo Connect allows multiple switch functions to be controlled through a single wearable device and personalized body gestures. Different gestures can be assigned to different switch actions, reducing equipment complexity while maintaining access to the functions you use every day.

By combining wireless switch receivers with customizable gesture control, Kinemo Connect can provide cable-free access to communication devices, environmental controls, nurse call systems, wheelchair functions, gaming equipment, and other switch-enabled technology. 

Technical Specifications

Connectivity

Specification Details
Wireless Bluetooth 4.0 or later 
Bluetooth Range Up to 10 ft (3 m)
Charging Port  USB-C 
Power Input  DC 5 V, 1.0 A

Compatibility

Specification Details
iPhone & iPad  iOS 17 or later 
Android Android 4.3 or later 
Windows Windows 10 or later 
Mac macOS 10.12 or later 

Controller

Specification Details
Battery Runtime  12 hours 
Dimensions  2.2 × 1.8 × 0.7 in (5.6 × 4.6 × 1.7 cm)
Weight 1.2 oz (33 g)
Operating Temperature  35-110°F (2-43°C) 
Operating Humidity  30% - 60%