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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Executive Board
    • Projects
    • Current Projects
    • Community Partners
  • Devices
    • e-NABLE Devices
    • Assistive Devices
    • Device Care
    • Device Customizer
  • Media
    • In the News
    • Gallery
    • Social Feeds
  • Contact Us
    • General Contact
    • Prosthetic Request Form
  • Forms
    • Video & Photo Release Form
    • Waiver & Hold Harmless Form
    • Device Informaton

Assistive Devices

What are assistive devices?

Many daily tasks people take for granted, from opening a door, holding a phone, or brushing your teeth, are not designed with differently-abled individuals in mind. Assistive Devices attempt to bridge that gap by increasing the user's independence. 
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Unfortunately, many such devices are not commercially available due to low demand. Using 3D printing technology, volunteers such as EnableUC can design and produce these devices in a few hours, at only a few cents' expense

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EnableUC has designed or produced ​over 40 assistive devices for individuals. We work with the user through all stages of the process, from identifying the problem and ideating solutions, CADing prototypes, printing, assembly, testing, and design revision in response to feedback.

Click here to request an assistive device
To view the full catalog of EnableUC Assistive Devices and download the STLs
Visit our account on thingiverse

Check out our devices produced for Traumatic brain injury patients at tuoro college of Osteopathic medicine

Zipper Pull
The T-shape handle provides a grip for an individual with impaired motor control, especially of the thumb 
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Ergonomic Spoon
The wider handle provides a steadier grip for someone with shakey hands
Adaptive Inhaler Cap
The cap provides a wider base with which to push the cap for individuals with impaired fine motor control
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Zipper Pull & Button Assistant
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Crochet Aide
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Assistive Coffee Cup
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Book Stabilizer
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Toothpaste Cap
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Long Handle Razor Attachment
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Assistive Cup Holder

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