It is a standard architecture for general-purpose integrated and modular systems, where the specification is available as an open standard. The new Rolltalk will be reduced in size, i.e. the box will be significantly smaller. Incorporating M3S will not prevent Rolltalk from being used on non-M3S wheelchairs. IGEL will develop M3S compatible nodes to communicate with legacy analogue and digital devices. Standardisation will make it easier to adapt Rolltalk to any wheelchair.
Today there are no standard solutions from producers for controlling wheelchairs.
Develop a digital module for seat adjustment and other functions onboard the wheelchair Integrate set-up functions for the M3S in the Rolltalk software. Develop a new interface for easy linking of the M3S commands to symbols and text when adapting the wheelchair to the individual user in the Rolltalk software. Develop a new packaging solution that makes it possible to use the unit on electrical wheelchairs, manual wheelchairs, by the bed etc. Develop a highly configurable user interface adaptable individually to the users physical handicap and cognitive level in the Rolltalk software. The demonstrator is focused on consumer electronics.