TADACT Inc

A device to operate a sewing machine orally. A mouth tube is connected via the foot pedal to activate the motor. The operator uses oral sip and puff actions to operate the sewing machine.

A work surface which sits on the top of an existing work desk and is tilted to the requirements of the individual user. A removable adjustable angle reference panel with bottom ledge and transparent page restraints attaches to the top of the work surface. One size.

A lightweight book holder designed for use with easy chairs or when sitting up in bed. Legs can be bent to achieve a more suitable angle for the user. It has adjustable read through page restrainers. Actual book holder is made from aluminium; the legs are stainless steel.

The Snooker Aid is a metal tube with a pistol grip and round grip (for people unable to use pistol grip), trigger and built-in support for resting on the billiard table. Inside is a spring-loaded wooden `cue' which has five spring tension settings. The snooker aid is set by pushing the cue against the floor until it clicks into the required setting.

Six metre lengths of slatted tracks which can be laid side by side on the sand to enable a wheelchair to gain access to a beach. The attendant leapfrogs the lengths of track until the required destinationis reached.

A lightweight rigid head pointer which attaches to a headband at a demountable connection point. It is useful for people with limited or no arm function to enable them to use a keyboard on telephone. A slip resistant rubber tip assists with accurate placement of the pointer.