Looking for Low-Tech Assistive Technology?
There’s a heap of low-tech assistive technology available to those who require assistance for daily living activities.
Assistive devices provide the functions needed to complete activities of daily living. Different forms of low-tech assistive devices usually provide a specialized function, including reaching, gripping, or holding, and can be purchased at affordable rates.
Let’s take a closer look at a few low-tech assistive devices.
Low-Tech Assistive Technology
Here are a few of the more common low-tech assistive aids available to those with special needs.
– Utensils
– Plate holders
– ADL wrist support
– Bag grip
– Jar opener
– Knife guard
– Reacher
– Can opener
– Typing aid
The community developing low-tech assistive tech are hard at work to bring more functionality to those with special needs.
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