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https://makersmakingchange.com/project/finger-lift-switch/
The Finger Lift Switch is an assistive switch that is activated by lifting a resting finger upwards. The switch activation distance is approximately 5 mm and the required force is about 5 grams-force.
Connect the cable to an assistive device with a 3.5 mm input jack. The user’s lifting fingertip should be placed under the finger lift pad, resting on a lower surface or splint.
When the user raises their lifting finger, the finger lift lever will rotate and activate the switch. The switch will de-activate when the user lowers their lifting finger back to the resting surface.
Designed by Makers Making Change (Derrick Andrews) in conjunction with Sunnyhill.
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