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Mobility Atlas

Assistive robotics and smart home

Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 7 products

These products carry out physical tasks on the user's command. A wheelchair-mounted robotic arm such as the Kinova Jaco is driven from the chair's own control and can pick up a glass, press a lift button or open a door. Feeding robots like Obi and the Neater Eater Robotic scoop food from a plate and present it at the mouth at the user's pace. Environmental control units gather lights, blinds, television and intercom into one interface. Automatic door openers and switch or voice bridges to mainstream smart devices fill in the remaining gaps.

  • Price on request

    Jaco assistive robotic arm

    Kinova

    Wheelchair-mounted robotic arms. Robotic arm mounted on a power wheelchair that lets the user grasp and manipulate everyday objects.

    Canada · ST-001

  • Price on request

    Obi robotic feeding device

    Obi

    Feeding robots. Switch-controlled robotic arm that scoops food from four compartments and brings it to the user's mouth.

    USA · ST-002

  • Price on request

    My Spoon

    SECOM

    Feeding robots. Meal-assistance robot that picks up ordinary food from a tray using interchangeable controllers.

    Japan · ST-004

  • Price on request

    Primo Pro

    Possum

    Environmental control units. Portable touchscreen environmental controller for TV, lights, doors, phone and smart devices.

    United Kingdom · ST-005

  • USD 499 (manufacturer shop)

    tecla-e

    Tecla

    Switch and voice access to smart devices. Bluetooth hub that lets switch or wheelchair-control users operate phones, tablets, computers and smart-home devices.

    Canada · ST-007

How to choose

  • A robotic arm draws power from the chair and adds width, so check compatibility with your model.
  • Feeding robots differ in the food textures they handle and in how the user triggers each spoonful.
  • Decide between a dedicated environmental control and mainstream smart home products with accessible input.
  • Door openers must suit the door's weight and swing, and installation is normally done by a professional.

Common questions

What can a wheelchair-mounted robotic arm do?

It can reach, grasp and move everyday objects, so a user can drink, eat, pick things up from the floor or operate switches and handles. It is slower than a human arm and has a payload limit.

How does a feeding robot work?

The user selects food and requests a mouthful with a switch or similar input. The robot scoops from a bowl or plate and holds the spoon at a taught position near the mouth.