Engineer Mehmet Arslanyuregi creates adaptive assistive controllers - Toprak Mechatronics- for the paralyzed

A groundbreaking technology company has introduced a range of five assistive devices, aimed at making digital interaction accessible for people with physical disabilities. The product line commenced with their flagship device, Apollon Glasses, which allows paralyzed and speech-impaired individuals to operate phones or computers simply by consciously blinking.

The company has meticulously designed each product to be ergonomic, adapting to different users' needs. The assistive devices operate through various means, such as chin and foot movements, head tilting, and deliberate blinking, effectively eliminating the barriers traditionally present in the field of technology.

Highlighting the user-friendly nature of these innovations, all devices are compatible with both Windows and Android systems. Moreover, they are plug-and-play, requiring no cumbersome installations.

Despite the intricate craftsmanship that goes into each handmade device, the company remains committed to affordability. "Although we make handmade production, we want to reach more people with the minimum possible profit," said the CEO in a statement.

As the company continues to pave the way for greater technological inclusivity, it has announced plans for a host of other projects designed to further break down barriers. Their journey has just begun, but the path is already illuminated with the promise of making technology accessible for all.

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