BJOY Ring

BJ-885

Turn your wheelchair's joystick into a mouse

BJOY Ring is a USB device that converts your wheelchair's joystick into a mouse to control your computer and compatible tablets and smartphones.

With no additional adjustment, you can control and access all your favourite programmes and applications.

The mouse clicks can be done with the external switches that you prefer.

BJOY Ring is compatible with all the wheelchairs and does not interfere with its operation. Simply lift the handle of the joystick, fit the ring and return the handle. You can see the video tutorial on installing the BJOY Ring.

It is part of the BJOY range of products: can be tailored to the user needs and capabilities and the operation can be customized using the BJOY Software.

Suitable for

Physical disabilities: spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, ALS, neuromuscular disorders...
Cerebral palsy
Brain injuries: ictus, traumatic brain injury...

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BJOY Ring is part of the BJOY range of products, and, therefore, its operation can be configured using the BJOY Software.

Use your mouse accurately and comfortably from the wheelchair's joystick. Click using the external switches that best suit your needs.

Windows compatible "Plug & Play" device.
Use BJOY Software to change each button's function, orientation and many other parameters.
Compatible with all wheelchair models.
All settings made with BJOY Software are stored in the device so you can take them wherever you want.
Operating systems supported: Windows, Linux, Android, Chrome OS, Mac OS, iOS.
Compatible with switch
Plug & Play USB device (5V / 70 mA).
Non invasive and easy to install.
It recognizes the mounting angle automatically. It works with up to 45º inclination.
Cable length 1.5m
Two customisable switch inputs. One single switch input allows turning off the movement of the cursor.

User's guide.
Allen key to fix the fixing screw.
Protection cover.
Extension USB cable (1m long).

The BJOY configuration software allows you to:

Adjust the pointer's speed, sensitivity and auditory feedback to suit the user's needs.
Easily orient the device to suit the user's posture.
Decide which of the following actions each button will perform: left click, right click, drag & drop, double-click or nothing.
Set the required press time to be considered as a valid press.
Set the drag & drop option as a long press on any button.
Configure the joystick to move in 4 or 8 directions to improve access for people with imprecise movements.