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mo-Vis · Joysticks - mini / low-force · AC-066
mo-Vis Micro Joystick low-force wheelchair joystick
The mo-Vis Micro Joystick is a very small proportional wheelchair joystick that moves just 3.3 mm and needs about 8 g of force, with an adapted version at 5 g. It can be placed for a finger, the chin, the tongue or a lip. Versions exist for R-net, Omni and LiNX electronics, and settings are adjusted through the mo-Vis Configurator over mini USB.
- Operating force
- approx. 8 g (5 g adapted version)
- Throw
- 3.3 mm
- Control type
- Proportional
- Versions
- R-net, Omni (D9), LiNX
mo-Vis Micro Joystick key features
- About 8 g operating force, or 5 g in the adapted version
- 3.3 mm stick travel
- Versions for R-net, Omni and LiNX
- Supplied with mounting ring, rod and half clamp
- Two switch inputs: power on/off and mode
- Road compensation and tilt setting in the Configurator software
Who the mo-Vis Micro Joystick suits
For people with neuromuscular conditions or other causes of very limited strength and range of movement who cannot deflect a standard joystick. Placement and tuning are usually done with a therapist or rehab technician.
mo-Vis Micro Joystick specifications
| Operating force | approx. 8 g (5 g adapted version) |
|---|---|
| Throw | 3.3 mm |
| Control type | Proportional |
| Versions | R-net, Omni (D9), LiNX |
| Switch inputs | 2 (on/off, mode) |
| Configuration | mo-Vis Configurator via mini USB |
| Mounting parts | Ring, 50 mm rod, half clamp |
| Maker country | Belgium |
| Brand | mo-Vis |
| Category | Drive controls, motors and controllers, Joysticks - mini / low-force |
| Catalog ID | AC-066 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
mo-Vis Micro Joystick: common questions
How much force does the mo-Vis Micro Joystick need?
The standard version needs about 8 g and the adapted version 5 g. The stick travels 3.3 mm, so only a very small movement is required.
Which wheelchair electronics does the Micro Joystick work with?
There are separate versions for R-net, for Omni interfaces with a D9 connector, and for LiNX. Tell us your chair's electronics so the right version is quoted.
Can the mo-Vis Micro Joystick be used as a chin control?
Yes. The maker lists hand, finger, chin, tongue and lip placement. It comes with a mounting ring, rod and clamp; the bracket for your chair is chosen separately.
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