Computer & Device Access
Alternative input, hands-free control, switch access, mounting, and purpose-built access methods.
Access technology
Assistive Technology
We identify and implement assistive technology around the person, the task, and the environment—not around a catalog.
What to expect
A practical path from need to outcome.
From low-tech communication tools to specialized computers and adaptive controls, Stalwart helps users and clinical teams move from a functional goal to a supportable solution.
Communication
AAC and related communication tools selected around the user’s access method and daily setting.
Environmental Control
Technology that supports greater control of connected devices and the surrounding environment.
Configuration & Integration
Hardware, software, peripherals, and settings assembled into a practical, usable system.
Focused access solutions
Explore specialized systems.
Use the broader capability page to compare approaches, then open a focused page for product, service, implementation, and support details.
QuadStick Access Systems
Mouth-controlled gaming, computer, mobile-device, and communication access with personalized configuration, mounting, training, and support.
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LivSolo Environmental Control
Accessible smart-home and connected-environment integration built around the user, routine, access method, privacy, and support network.
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Related insights and guidance.
Practical information connected to this capability, selected from the Stalwart resource library.
Assistive TechnologyInsights & Guides
Facial Recognition for Disability Access: A Game Changer for People with Paralysis
For millions of people living with paralysis, traditional computer access methods—like using a mouse and keyboard—are either extremely difficult or entirely impossible. But in recent years, facial recognition technology has emerged as a game-changing tool, helping individuals with mobility impairments reclaim digital independence.
Assistive TechnologyInsights & Guides
TAPWITHUS TapXR: Transforming the Lives of Disabled Veterans Through Cutting-Edge Assistive Technology
In the landscape of assistive technology, the TAPWITHUS TapXR emerges as a groundbreaking solution, poised to significantly improve the lives of disabled veterans. Crafted by Tap Systems, the TapXR represents the evolution of the Tap Strap, offering unparalleled advancements in accessibility for individuals with unique mobility challenges.
Assistive TechnologyInsights & Guides
Hands-Free Typing: The Magic of Tap Keyboards
What is the Tap Keyboard?
OODA in practice
A disciplined decision path.
The same repeatable framework guides discovery, selection, implementation, and support.
01
Observe
Define the functional goal
02
Orient
Review the environment and existing equipment
03
Decide
Compare compatible options
04
Act
Configure, train, and support
Start with the requirement
Let’s identify the right path forward.
Tell us what the user, clinical team, or organization needs to accomplish. We’ll help define the next step.