For many wheelchair users, technology plays an important role in daily life. Devices such as tablets, communication systems or laptops are often used for communication, school, work and entertainment. However, using these devices can be difficult if they are not positioned properly or are hard to access.
This is where mounting systems can help.
Daessy mounts are designed to securely attach devices to a wheelchair, making them easier to access and use throughout the day. These mounts can hold a variety of items, including communication devices, tablets and switches, allowing users to keep important tools within reach.
One of the key features of this type of mounting system is its flexibility. Daessy mounts are made up of different components that can be adjusted and arranged based on the user’s needs, the type of device being used and the wheelchair setup. This allows for a more customized experience rather than a one-size-fits-all solution.
There are also different styles of mounts designed for different situations. Some mounts are more rigid and provide strong, stable support, while others can fold or swing away to move the device out of the way when it is not in use. This can be helpful for transfers, transportation or simply creating more space.
Another important feature is the ability to easily attach and remove devices. Many Daessy mounts use a quick release system that allows a device to be securely connected, then removed when needed for storage or use in another location.
Mounting systems like these can support better positioning, which can improve comfort and make it easier to interact with a device. Having a device in the right place can also help users stay engaged in tasks such as communication, learning or work.
For individuals who rely on assistive technology, something as simple as proper placement can make a meaningful difference in how easily they can use their device throughout the day.
To learn more about Daessy Mounts, visit Daessy.com or check out our Monday Tech Tip video.
Daessy Mount photos courtesy of Daessy.com and INDATA.