For many of us, using voice commands to turn on lights
or change channels on our TV is a luxury, but for those
with limited mobility, voice activated solutions such as
these can be life changing, both for the individual as well
as their caregivers. Bill and Deb Weis had the pleasure of
meeting and working with Carrie and Robbie Ivey in the
summer of 2017, and the need for this website was
inspired from the work they did with them. Soon after the Ivey project,
they were joined by an old Digital and Microsoft colleague (John Hollcraft)
whose talents helped our company mature and achieve 501(c)(3) status.
At Limited Mobility Solutions, our goal is to leverage existing home
automation devices that are compatible with Google and Amazon smart
speakers to help people who have lost their independence due to
debilitating disease or injury so they can regain some of that
independence.
We also explore how extending home automation to other areas could
be beneficial to those with limited mobility. In 2017, there were no voice
control options for beds and lift chairs, but in part through our
relationships with those industries there is a better story today.
In the home furnishings area, there are many bed companies
offering voice as an option. Long term and hospital beds are lagging
behind and that is where we try to help. Beyond that, customers who are
unable to regularly operate a hand remote for a bed may also have
remotes for ceiling fans or floor fans that they struggle to operate. We
could provide a voice solution for those as well as other devices where
the manufacturer does not currently have a voice option.
Limited Mobility Solutions,
Inc is a 501c3 organization so
all donations can be tax
deductible!
We have media showing and discussing what we do and
some solutions we have created. Click for more:
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Copyright 2022 Limited Mobility Solutions Inc. | Website by North Country Website Design.
For many of us, using voice commands to turn
on lights or change channels on our TV is a
luxury, but for those with limited mobility, voice
activated solutions such as these can be life
changing, both for the individual as well as their
caregivers. Bill and Deb Weis had the pleasure of
meeting and working with Carrie and Robbie
Ivey in the summer of 2017, and the need for
this website was inspired from the work they did
with them. Soon after the Ivey project, they were
joined by an old Digital and Microsoft colleague
(John Hollcraft) whose talents helped our
company mature and achieve 501(c)(3) status.
At Limited Mobility Solutions, our goal is to
leverage existing home automation devices that
are compatible with Google and Amazon smart
speakers to help people who have lost their
independence due to debilitating disease or injury
so they can regain some of that independence.
We also explore how extending home automation
to other areas could be beneficial to those with
limited mobility. In 2017, there were no voice
control options for beds and lift chairs, but in part
through our relationships with those industries
there is a better story today. In the home
furnishings area, there are many bed companies
offering voice as an option. Long term and
hospital beds are lagging behind and that is where
we try to help. Beyond that, customers who are
unable to regularly operate a hand remote for a
bed may also have remotes for ceiling fans or
floor fans that they struggle to operate. We could
provide a voice solution for those as well as other
devices where the
manufacturer does
not currently have
a voice option.
Limited Mobility
Solutions, Inc is a 501c3
organization so all
donations can be tax
deductible!
We have media showing and discussing what we
do and some solutions we have created. Click for
more:
Want to Donate? | Privacy Policy | Send an email
Copyright 2022 Limited Mobility Solutions Inc.
Website by North Country Website Design.
