Tecla makes it possible for people of all abilities to control mobile and smart home technology.
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Pick a switch which best suits your range of motion. Some examples: light touch buttons, sip and puff, blink switch, joystick, etc. Or you can integrate your wheelchair controls.
Lean more about switches and wheelchair controls
Connect your switch to tecla-e and pair it to your device. With tecla-e you can control your phone, tablet or computer. Download the Tecla app to perform advanced functions, including home automation.
Easily control multiple devices. Send a text, watch a movie, adjust the lights, and so much more!
"It was love at first sight. I could not wait to get one of my own. I will never forget the feeling of not wanting to return it."
"The tablet is literally the control center of my entire life. Without it, I would not have the independence that I now enjoy."
"I use my phone for everything to be a man, a human, and a business owner. My iPhone is my world, and that only works because of Tecla.”
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Yes! Tecla enables totally hands-free and independent access to Siri on your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch using as little as a single switch. Users of the Switch Control accessibility feature available from iOS can access Siri from the Switch Control menu, while all others can access Siri by pressing and holding on the switch they use to select items.
Tecla makes it possible to control a smartphone or tablet, completely hands-free, directly from your wheelchair. Tecla connects to powered wheelchairs that have an outport called Environmental Control Unit (ECU) box on Input/Output Module (IOM). The ECU box or IOM is a device that allows external devices to be controlled directly from the wheelchair’s driving controls.
ECU boxes and IOMs are available from wheelchair vendors (they are brand specific) and, in our experience, it is much cheaper to buy them with the wheelchair, than later on as an add-on.
Once the ECU box or IOM is installed on the wheelchair, a wheelchair technician just needs to activate it. It usually appears as a driving mode (drive 4 or 5) or as a separate mode (ECU or AUX). Once activated, Tecla can be connected to it using a standard M/F D-Sub 9 (also known as DB9) serial cable. This cable is available from most computer stores and from the Tecla Store.
Yes. To learn more about our app for iOS, check out this article.
To download our app, use this link.
