Our devices

Built by students. Made for real hands.

Every device here is put together by high school students who like electronics and wanted to do something useful with it. Pick a device to see what it does and how to set it up.

Forest Joystick Mouse Hub, a red 3D printed box labelled Forest Hub with slot indicator lights
Mouse Gamepad

Forest Joystick Mouse Hub

Plug in a joystick and up to four assistive switches, then use them as a regular USB mouse or a gamepad.

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A blue 3D printed bottle opener gripping a water bottle cap
Grip aid

Bottle Opener

A small gripper that opens and closes plastic screw on caps with much less hand strength.

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A hand holding a red 3D printed bag carrier with a black bag on its hooks
Carry aid

Bag Carrier

One wide handle with hooks so bag straps stop digging into your hand while you carry.

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A pink 3D printed toothpaste squeezer being used on a tube of toothpaste
Grip aid

Toothpaste Squeezer

A small flat tool that pushes the paste out of the tube, so you barely need any pinch strength.

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A 3D printed pill splitter with a pill centered in the slot
Pill aid

Pill Splitter

A simple device that slices a pill into two even halves, so you do not have to risk crushing it.

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More devices coming

We add a device here once we have built it, tested it, and know how to explain it properly.